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- 1. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the clause in red ink as either independent or subordinate.
If you adjust the blinds, you won’t be so hot.Independent clauseSubordinate clause - 2. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the clause in red ink as either independent or subordinate.
Stay with us as long as you want.Independent clauseSubordinate clause - 3. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the clause in red ink as either independent or subordinate.
As far as scientists can tell, there is no connection between these two events.Independent clauseSubordinate clause - 4. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the clause in red ink as either independent or subordinate.
We all enjoyed the dinner that Dad cooked for us.Independent clauseSubordinate clause - 5. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the clause in red ink as either independent or subordinate.
Although she was better at music, she loved science.Independent clauseSubordinate clause - 6. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the subordinate clause in each sentence.
Typewriters are a thing of the past since the computer keyboard became popular....since the computer keyboard became popular.Typewriters are a thing of the past... - 7. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the subordinate clause in each sentence.
You must park on the street if the broken gate doesn’t open automatically.You must park on the street......if the broken gate doesn't open automatically. - 8. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the subordinate clause in each sentence.
The taxi driver found the restaurant on a street where Libby thought there wasn’t one.The taxi driver found the restaurant on a street......where Libby thought there wasn't one. - 9. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the subordinate clause in each sentence.
Jennifer’s parents encouraged her to get good grades so that she could get into college.Jennifer's parents encouraged her to get good grades......so that she could get into college. - 10. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the subordinate clause in each sentence.
The trees move wildly whenever the wind blows.The trees move wildly......whenever the wind blows. - 11. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the clause in green ink as either an independent or subordinate clause.
Although Kate is a writer, she works nights at a restaurant.Independent clauseSubordinate clause - 12. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the clause in green ink as either an independent or subordinate clause.
Kate is a writer, but she works nights at a
restaurant.Independent clauseSubordinate clause - 13. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the clause in green ink as either an independent or subordinate clause.
That building is old, and it is drafty.Independent clauseSubordinate clause - 14. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the clause in green ink as either an independent or subordinate clause.
My mother loves to ski, while my father hates it.Independent clauseSubordinate clause - 15. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the clause in green ink as either an independent or subordinate clause.
Unless it stops snowing, you have to stay home.Independent clauseSubordinate clause - Answer choicesTagsAnswer choicesTags