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Please help me. Is term that is underlined a pharse, a indepentent clause or a depentent clause? The crowd cheered when one of the Navy players came onto the field. *underline w…

Please help me. Is term that is underlined a pharse, a indepentent clause or a depentent clause? The crowd cheered when one of the Navy players came onto the field. *underline w…
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Is term that is underlined a pharse, a indepentent clause or a depentent clause?
The crowd cheered when one of the Navy players came onto the field.
*underline word is: when one of the Navy players came onto the field.

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Answer: Dependent clause would be the correct option.

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