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    Add a subordinate clause to the middle of the sentence for extra information. The boy walked away. The boy, who was supposed to be a black belt, took a beating and walked away.

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    Add a subordinate clause to the middle of the sentence for extra information. The boy walked away. The boy, who was supposed to be a black belt, took a beating and walked away.

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    Add a subordinate clause to the middle of the sentence for extra information. The boy walked away. The boy, who was supposed to be a black belt, took a beating and walked away.

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    Classwork 19th January 09

    Flour Babies

    Dropping in subordinate clauses.

    Add a subordinate clause to the middle of the sentence for


    extra information.
    Example: The boy walked away.
    The boy, who was supposed to be a black belt,
    took a beating and walked away.

    1) The boy walked away.


    2) The giraffe leaned over the fence.
    3) Sarah hated John.

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