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    This document discusses identifying types of clauses in sentences. Students are given 5 sentences with clauses and asked to label each clause as either independent (I) or dependent (D). The example clause "Because it's very complicated" is labeled as dependent (D).

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    Sentence level grammar

    Activity 3

    Identifying types of clauses


    Label these clauses as independent (I) or dependent (D).
    Example
    Because it’s very complicated D

    1. When my birthday draws near

    2. My grandmother always makes my favourite cake, hazelnut meringue

    3. It has layers of cake with layers of merigue in between

    4. Because my brother always eats too much

    5. My brother needs to do more exercise

    Adapted from Long, Elizabeth (2009). Resources for Writers with Readings: From Paragraph to Essay. London: Longman. p. 484f

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