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so, the first sentence informs you that it's raining cats and dogs. when you add the comma after raining, the meaning completely changes. the speaker is telling the cats and dogs that it is raining.
I'd say D.) Unhappy that Atticus taught Scout to read.
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I'm sorry you can't come with us
Answer: The sentence contains a single independent clause.
Explanation: There is only one subject+predicate pair in this sentence: "We" (subject pronoun) forms the whole subject, while the predicate is formed by "took" (verb) + "a long walk" (main noun phrase of the object taken by the verb <em>took</em>) + "along the path" (prepositional phrase modifying <em>walk</em>) + "beside the bubbling stream" (prepositional phrase modifying <em>path</em>). There are no other verbs, therefore this is a simple sentence (simple sentences always consist of a single independent clause).
