Question

main difference between mainclause and subordinate clause​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

A subordinate is also known as a dependent clause. The independent clause and the subordinate clause both contain a subject and a verb. The difference between the independent clause are: ... subordinate clause must begin either a subordinate conjunction (such as because, why, while etc) or a relative pronoun.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

The key difference between main clause and subordinate clause is that the main clause expresses a complete thought whereas the subordinate clause (or dependent clause) doesn’t express a complete thought.

A clause is a group of words that contain a subject and a predicate. Some clauses have the ability to express a complete meaning whereas some don’t. We can divide clauses into two categories according to this ability to express a complete thought: main clause or subordinate clause. Since main clause can convey a complete thought, it can stand independently. However, subordinate clause is dependent on the main clause since it cannot express a complete

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