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Select each answer that completes the sentence correctly.

a subordinate clause...

has a subject

has a predicate

expresses a complete thought

can stand alone as a sentence

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A subordinate clause is a group of words with a subject
and a verb. It basically begins with subordinating conjunctions or relative
pronouns. As the name suggests, it cannot stand alone so it needs an
independent clause to convey a complete thought.

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