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Subordinate Conjunctions make a _______ clause not be able to stand on its own.

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Answer:

dependent clause

explanation

a conjuction joins 2 sentences together in order for the sentence to have a structure to stand on it's own. So a dependent clause cannot stand on it's own due to the ideas not being fully portrayed.

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Step-by-step explanation:

A dependent clause cannot stand alone as a sentence. Like an independent clause, it has a subject and a verb. It may not, however, express a complete thought and may begin with a signal word called a subordinating conjunction.

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