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B. Now, mark the main clause and the subordinate clause in each of
these sentences.
1. We left the stadium before it started to rain.
2. While we wait here, you can get the tickets.
3. I was late because I got lost on the way.
4. Although we left early, we were late.
5. The baby will wake up, if you talk loudly.
6. No one knows where they have gone.
7. I wonder why he is taking such a long time in the store.
8. I was listening to music when Raghu called.
9. Did you notice the girl who was wearing a red dress?
10. The puppy got inside the basket as it wanted to sleep.
C. Add appropriate clauses to complete the meaning.
1. when it is appropriate.
2. The man is my uncle.
3. when I was watching television.
4. who is wearing the red dress?
5. Keep quiet .
6. We entered the classroom .
7. before it started raining.
8. however we reached late.
9. while we were at the theatre.
10. The door opened .
Remember
A sentence can be made of one independent clause, two independent clauses or
one independent and one dependent clause. When a sentence is made up of more
than one clause, the clauses are joined by conjunctions. You will learn more about
this in chapter 14.
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