An independent clause is found in a compound sentence and occurs when each clause can operate as a complete sentence in it's own right.
A subordinate clause adds information but does not serve as a sentence in it's own right for example, it relies on the main clause within the sentence to make sense.
The sentence you construct would be a compound sentence and would read:
The journalist met a source at the hotel SO THAT he would get the facts for an article.
First off all i don't see any list but a carnivore mainly eats meat so what ever has only meat should work
1. = D
2. = D
3. = D
4. = D
Now your teacher might be playing a joke on you, but these are the answers I got.
Go to your room and let your mom cool off and you do the same just relax and don’t let your anger get the best of you because you don’t wanna get the chancla.
Answer:
Paid.
Explanation:
Paid makes the most sense. Both would work, but paid fits with the most reasoning.
