Question

In the following sentence, what is the main clause? I generally prefer chocolate ice cream, but vanilla, ice cream with chocolate sauce is just as good A. I generally prefer chocolate ice cream B. Vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce is just as good C. Both of the above D. None of the above

Answer 1

A. I generally prefer chocolate ice cream. That is the main idea of the sentence and most people would still get the same idea without needing to add any of the sentence that comes after that.