Before he could go swimming<span>
A subordinate clause is also popularly known as the dependent clause. It starts with a subordinate conjunction or a relative pronoun and has both complete set of subject and verb. Though it has a subject and a verb it still does not form a complete thought urging readers ask for more information to understand the thought. The subordinated clause in the statement above is </span>"who had not studied the lessons failed the test". "Who" <span>is the </span>relative pronoun and at the same time the subject while failed is the verb.<span>
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TREE PLANTATION DRIVE
The Environment Club of our school is organizing a ‘Tree Plantation Drive’ on the Vana Mahotsava Day. About 1000 new saplings will be planted in the campus. The Drive shall be inaugurated by the Principal on 8 May at 8.30 am in the school. All the students are invited to contribute by bringing saplings.
Vani
<span>Because they wanted to extend and perpetuate slavery.</span>
I would say either problem/solution or cause/effect
The correct answer is D. After "items," you want to insert a colon, then go on to list your items. colons set off a list. semicolons, as in choice A, are used to connect two independent clauses--that is, two complete thoughts--and join them into a single sentence if their subject matter is related. semicolons aren't used to set off a list in this way because "milk, bread, and eggs" is not a complete thought. choice B is incorrect because list items do not need to be contained in parentheses. choice C is incorrect because it's unclear; "items" is followed by a comma, but you need to use commas for your list items as well. a reader could mistake "items" as a part of the list, when the list only consists of foods.
