Question

Separate principle clause and subordinate
Claus -
1 -
I will leave as soon as you
come​

Answer 1

Answer:

Zayan is my childhood friend

A clause is a part of a larger sentence containing a subject and a predicate of its own.

A Principal Clause is an independent clause which can exist even without a subordinate clause. A Subordinate Clause is called a dependent clause because it cannot exist without the help of the principal clause. It begins with a subordinating conjunction.

In the above sentence, Option A is correct because 'Zayan is my childhood friend' is the principal clause. It can exist independently even without the presence of the remaining part of the sentence. It contains a finite verb.

Option B is incorrect as 'who is a postman' is the subordinate clause. It begins with the subordinating conjunction 'who' and is dependent upon the principal clause for its existence.

Option C is incorrect because parts of both the principal and subordinate clauses have been punched.

Option D is incorrect because its incomplete in structure.

Explanation:

Mark me as barilinest....