INDEPENDENT AND DEPENDENT CLAUSES MAIN CLAUSES AND SUBORDINATE CLAUSES

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INDEPENDENT AND DEPENDENT CLAUSES MAIN CLAUSES AND SUBORDINATE CLAUSES

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hey guys I'm Carrie in this video you'd be learning all you need to know about main clauses and subordinate clauses clause is group of words which contains subject and verb we can call simple sentence clause here are more examples of clauses wait for me is lunch ready yet the girl standing next Garak is Patrick Daly's sister if clause make sense by itself we call it main clause the previous examples are all main clauses however many sentences contain clauses which do not make sense by themselves for example whenever it reads this clause does not make sense by itself unless you pay this clause does not make sense by itself when the rain stops this clause does not make sense by itself we call these clauses dependent or subordinate clauses main clause is like mother and subordinate clause is like baby on the mother's back the baby cannot survive without the mother similarly we do not use subordinate clause by itself in written work it is always used with main clause for example soccer match usually stops whenever it rains heavily main clause soccer match usually stops and the subordinate clause is whenever it rains heavily as you can see the main Clause can stand by itself however the subordinate clause cannot another example you can't take goods out of store unless you pay for them the main clause you can't take goods out of store make sense by itself however unless you pay for them the subordinate clause doesn't another example the game will start again when the rain stops the main clause the game will start again make sense by itself however when the rain stops the subordinate clause doesn't we can put subordinate clause before or after main clause for example soccer match usually stops whenever it rains heavily or whenever it rains heavily soccer match usually stops please note when subordinate clause comes before it's main clause we usually separate the two clauses by using comma as in the second example thanks for watching guys be sure to check out my other cool videos like subscribe and share and I'll see you in the next one until then stay grammar ass bye bye bye