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Is the following a subordinate clause, independent clause, both, or neither? We are going to the movies. independent clause subordinate clause both neither

Is the following a subordinate clause, independent clause, both, or neither? We are going to the movies. independent clause subordinate clause both neither
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Is the following a subordinate clause, independent clause, both, or neither? We are going to the movies.

independent clause

subordinate clause

both

neither

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Independent clause, because this is a sentence formed by a group of words that can stand alone. 
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