Question

How can you turn a dependent clause into a complete sentence? Add more nouns and verbs to the beginning and end of the clause. Use a subordinating conjunction to connect it to an independent clause. Use a coordinating conjunction to connect it to an independent clause. Combine it with another dependent clause using any type of conjunction

Answer 1

Answer:

Use a subordinating conjunction to connect it to an independent clause.

Explanation:

A dependent clause are phrases that answer wh- questions such as when something happened, where, and why as well as how and to what degree.

For example:

"When it is hot outside,..."

"When you are at their house,.."

"As you approach Publix,..."

Subordinating Conjunctions connect these phrases to independent clauses, or phrases that have complete a full thought.

Examples:

"When"

"Although"

"While"

"Whenever"

Once put together you get full sentences like:

"When it is cold outside, put on a jacket."

"Drive on 3rd street till you reach her home."