separate the subordinate clause from the principal/ main clause (1) all that glitters is not gold
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Main or Principal Clause – all is not gold
Sbordinate Clause – that glitters
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The sentence 'All that glitters is not gold's is a complex Sentence and 'that glitters ' is an adjective clause.
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Principal/ Main clause-All is not gold.
Subordinate clause- that glitters
What is Clause?
Clause must include a subject and a verb.
What is main or principal clause?
It is a clause which has its own subject and verb and it gives its own meaning. When a clause is not dependent on other to complete the meaning we can call it a main clause.
Here in our given sentence 'all is not gold' is a main clause because it gives its own meaning.
Main Clause is also called principal clause or independent clause.
What is subordinate clause?
When a close does not give its own sense and for completing its meaning it depends on principal clause at the time we can call such a clause a subordinate clause.
A subordinate clause is also called dependent clause because it is always dependent on principal clause to complete its meaning.
Subordinate clause always begins with a conjunction.
Here that glitters is a subordinate clause and It begins with that, a conjunction.
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