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A subordinate clause actually is a thought complete in itself. True False

A subordinate clause actually is a thought complete in itself. True False
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A subordinate clause actually is a thought complete in itself.
True
False

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false

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User Bob Arnson
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The correct answer is FALSE. Subordinate clause is dependent on a main clause. It can only create complete thought when used with a main clause, and not by itself.
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