A dog that barks seldom bites.(identify the sub-ordinate clause.)
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That barks - Subordinate clause
The dog seldom bites - Main clause
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The subordinate clause in the sentence will be "that barks seldom bites".
Clauses-
- A sentence with a conjunction has two clauses in it. The main and the subordinate clause.
- To differentiate and identify the clauses, one has to check out the conjunction in the statement.
- In the example given the conjunction or the subordinator 'that' is used.
- The clause or the part (that barks seldom barks) after the conjunction (here that) is going to be the subordinate clause.
- Also, the part before 'that' (A dog) will be considered the main clause of the sentence.
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