Question

a. In the examples given for complex sentences, the main clauses in bold can stand independently as they make complete sense. the underlined subordinate clauses (which start with a conjunction), cannot be sentences on their own though they have a subject and a finite verb. They depend on their respective main clauses to convey the complete meaning. Hence, subordinate clauses cannot stand alone as independent sentences. b. B. Underline the independent clause(s) and circle the dependent clause(s) in each sentence. Also, identify these sentences as compound or complex. 1. 2. We might go trekking in the Nandi hills or the Savandurga hills during the summer vacation. Our families have always lived together in the same city, but the children have always been away. You must remember to write an email to thank Aunt Mira who has been so thoughtful to have sent you a gift. Before we go to the mall, you need to make a list of things to pick up from there. 3. 4. 5. Grandma's knees are wobble​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

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