In the following sentence, is “While the princess rested” an independent clause?

English

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MrMuchimi2 years ago

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The correct answer is False.

Explanation

In the sentence "While the princess rested, a great festival was being arranged in her honor" there are an independent clause and a dependent clause. This can be established because the clause "a great festival was being arranged in her honor" is an independent clause, because it is a complete sentence that makes sense by itself and does not need another sentence for the reader to be able to understand. Additionally, the clause "while the princes rested" is a dependent clause because it must be complemented with the other sentence so that the reader can understand it. According to the above, the "while the princess rested" clause is a dependent clause.

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