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- 1. Multiple Choice
Choose the part of the sentence that is: an independent clause.
Because he ran, he was able to catch the bus.
Because he ran
he was able to catch the bus
- 2. Multiple Choice
Choose the part of the sentence that is: a dependent clause
Until the sun sets, I will stay with you.
Until the sun sets
I will stay with you
Until the sun sets, I will stay with you.
- 3. Multiple Choice
Which part is an independent clause?
As the lights dim, I will say good-bye.
As the lights dim
I will say good-bye.
- 4. Multiple Choice
Which is the dependent clause?
Wherever he might go, I will follow him.
I will follow him
Wherever he might go
I will follow him wherever he might go
- 5. Multiple Choice
Which part is both the dependent and independent clause?
So long as you know, I will be waiting for you.
So long as you know,
I will be waiting for you
So long as you know, I will be waiting for you.
- 6. Multiple Choice
Identify the following as a dependent (DC) or independent (IC) clause.
I went to the park.
dependent clause (DC)
independent clause (IC)
- 7. Multiple Choice
Identify the following as either a dependent (DC) or independent (IC) clause.
Sandra and Lara have been good friends since first grade.
dependent (DC)
independent (IC)
- 8. Multiple Choice
Identify the following as either a dependent (DC) or independent (IC) clause.
After swimming in the ocean.
dependent (DC)
independent (IC)
- 9. Multiple Choice
Identify the following as either a dependent (DC) or independent (IC) clause.
When Jim and Ayman eat lunch together in the breakroom.
dependent (DC)
independent (IC)
- 10. Multiple Choice
Identify the following as either dependent (DC) or independent (IC) clause.
If the dress is on sale.
dependent (DC)
independent (IC)
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