Question

I. Encircle the main clause and underline the subordinate clause. 1. I will meet you when you come to Kerala. 2. When I reached the station, the train had already gone. 3. While the children were crossing the road, the accident took place 4. We met them in Punjab where we lived earlier. 5. Although he was sick he attended the meeting.

Answer 1

Answer:

subordinate

Explanation

although he has sick he attended the meeting

Answer 2

Answer:

1. I will meet you (main clause) when you come to Kerala. (subordinate clause)

2. When I reached the station (subordinate clause), the train had already gone.(main clause)

3. While the children were crossing the road(subordinate clause), the accident took place (main clause)

4. We met them in Punjab (main clause) where we lived earlier. (subordinate clause)

5. Although he was sick (subordinate clause) he attended the meeting. (main clause)

Explanation:

Main clause gives complete meaning while subordinate clause does not.