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    An independent clause expresses a complete thought with a subject and verb, while a dependent clause is incomplete and relies on another clause. The document provides examples of independent clauses like "George wants to write a song for his wife" and dependent clauses using subordinators like "When I arrived home."

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    An independent clause expresses a complete thought with a subject and verb, while a dependent clause is incomplete and relies on another clause. The document provides examples of independent clauses like "George wants to write a song for his wife" and dependent clauses using subordinators like "When I arrived home."

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    An independent clause expresses a complete thought with a subject and verb, while a dependent clause is incomplete and relies on another clause. The document provides examples of independent clauses like "George wants to write a song for his wife" and dependent clauses using subordinators like "When I arrived home."

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    Clauses 1. An independent clause is a group of world that expresses a complete thought. It contains a subject and a verb.

    Sometimes the subject is omitted because it is implicit. Subject + verb + complement George wants to write a song for his wife My cat likes fish Some sheep are black Smoking can damage your health ( ) go to the bus stop, and ( ) dont believe everything you read on the internet. 2. Dependent clauses are not completed thought. Subordinator + verb + obj/complement When I arrived home Because Cesar hit the girl If we study more Although I was wrong That my mom called me Where he was

    For And Nor But Our Yet So

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