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3 years ago

Which sentence has more than one independent clauses?

English

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AnnyKZ [126]3 years ago

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The answer to; Which sentence has more than one independent clauses?

He is the boy who helped me in my assignment.

I will go there after you come home.

She asked me to go out, so I did.

Because he was ill, he stayed home from school.

After they finished eating, I did the dishes.

Is most likely C

Explanation: The formal sentence is

She asked me to go out for dinner, so I agreed.

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