I <span>think it is important to manage your own personal boundaries. You need to make sure you have boundraries in your life. What someone else does might not be for you. So you can't base your own personal boundaries off of someone else on yourself. Hope this helps!</span>
Answer:
None.
Explanation:
A dependent clause is a group of words or phrases that do not make a complete thought and cannot be used or taken as a complete sentence. To be a complete sentence, it needs an independent clause.
In the given sentence, there are two independent clauses with no dependent clause. the independent clauses are<em> "my father cooked spaghetti for dinner"</em> and <em>"I made the salad and garlic bread"</em>. And with the use of the coordinating conjunction "and", the sentence becomes a compound sentence.
Thus, there are no dependent clauses in the given sentence.
Are there any multiple choices for this question? Since there isn't, I'll propose a few.
"Karen felt a great connection with nature when she went hiking."
"Karen felt a great attachment with nature when she went hiking."
"Karen felt a great understanding (of) nature when she went hiking."
And if this is a multiple choice question, please list the choices.
