what is clause and what are different types of clauses
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A clause is a group of words that contains a subject and verb with their modifiers. There are 2 types of clause
l. The independent clause stand alone. Example: Our police department is the best one in this area.
2. The dependent or subordinate clause cannot stand alone. It depends on the main clause. Example: Although I live in the smallest town in this area, our town’s police department is the best
l. The independent clause stand alone. Example: Our police department is the best one in this area.
2. The dependent or subordinate clause cannot stand alone. It depends on the main clause. Example: Although I live in the smallest town in this area, our town’s police department is the best
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ANSWER: CLAUSE
A CLAUSE IS PART OF A SENTENCE. IT CONTAINS A SUBJECT AND A VERB. CLAUSE MAY BE INDEPENDENT OR DEPENDENT.
- AN INDEPENDENT CLAUSE CAN FUNCTION AS A COMPLETE SENTENCE IN ITSELF BECAUSE ITS MEANING IS COMPLETE.
- A DEPENDENT CLAUSE CANNOT FUNCTION SEPARATELY AS A SENTENCE BECAUSE IT DOES NOT MAKE COMPLETE SENSE. IN ORDER TO CONVEY ITS MEANING, IT HAS TO DEPEND UPON AN INDEPENDENT CLAUSE TO WHICH IT IS ATTACHED.
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