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DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the main clause in each sentence. (25 points)
*Use a capital letter and end punctuation in your answer.
*If the main clause is split by the subordinate clause, make sure to include both parts in your answer.
2. Identify the subordinate clause in each sentence. (25 points)
*Do not include any commas or end punctuation in your answer.
Main Clause: The kitten ran when the children came near it.
Subordinate Clause: The kitten ran when the children came near it.
Main Clause: Chad has quit his job so he can devote more time to his studies.
Subordinate Clause: Chad has quit his job so he can devote more time to his studies.
Main Clause: If the door is open, you can go right into the house.
Subordinate Clause: If the door is open, you can go right into the house.
Main Clause: Players who wish to join the team may sign up today.
Subordinate Clause: Players who wish to join the team may sign up today.
Main Clause: Dr. Thomas returned to the site where we first saw the unusual rocks.
Subordinate Clause: Dr. Thomas returned to the site where we first saw the unusual rocks.
Main Clause: Do you remember the time when we stayed up all night?
Subordinate Clause: Do you remember the time when we stayed up all night?
Main Clause: My cousin who lives in Saudi Arabia came to visit last summer.
Subordinate Clause: My cousin who lives in Saudi Arabia came to visit last summer.
Main Clause: After I had written the letter, I mailed it.
Subordinate Clause: After I had written the letter, I mailed it.
Main Clause: Africa had changed since the last time I was there.
Subordinate Clause: Africa had changed since the last time I was there.
Main Clause: When we reached the top of the mountain, we felt tired but proud.
Subordinate Clause: When we reached the top of the mountain, we felt tired but proud.
Main Clause: Mitch lives in the building where the burglary happened.
Subordinate Clause: Mitch lives in the building where the burglary happened.
Main Clause: Although we were worried about Jason, we did not want to show our nervousness.
Subordinate Clause: Although we were worried about Jason, we did not want to show our nervousness.
Main Clause: When the list of winners was announced, Kelly ran to claim her prize.
Subordinate Clause: When the list of winners was announced, Kelly ran to claim her prize.
Main Clause: We watched as the archaeologists dug up the dinosaur remains.
Subordinate Clause: We watched as the archaeologists dug up the dinosaur remains.
Main Clause: Because Antonio loves water sports, we bought him water skis for Christmas.
Subordinate Clause: Because Antonio loves water sports, we bought him water skis for Christmas.
Main Clause: Before he sat down, Rick took off his jacket.
Subordinate Clause: Before he sat down, Rick took off his jacket.
Main Clause: Sarah spun around as if she were an ice skater.
Subordinate Clause: Sarah spun around as if she were an ice skater.
Main Clause: When she was given an example, Tessa could do just about any math problem.
Subordinate Clause: When she was given an example, Tessa could do just about any math problem.
Main Clause: When the clouds lifted, the sun shone brightly.
Subordinate Clause: When the clouds lifted, the sun shone brightly.
Main Clause: When the teacher is speaking, we are not supposed to interrupt.
Subordinate Clause: When the teacher is speaking, we are not supposed to interrupt.
Main Clause: We were so happy that the rain had finally stopped.
Subordinate Clause: We were so happy that the rain had finally stopped.
Main Clause: The book that I bought was the sequel to one I had already read.
Subordinate Clause: The book that I bought was the sequel to one I had already read.
Main Clause: Before you go to bed, you should always brush and floss your teeth.
Subordinate Clause: Before you go to bed, you should always brush and floss your teeth.
Main Clause: Because I love swimming, I swim every day.
Subordinate Clause: Because I love swimming, I swim every day.
Main Clause: We are all worried that the movie will be too scary.
Subordinate Clause: We are all worried that the movie will be too scary.