Question

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e. grammar: independent clauses choose the correct type for each sentence.

1. i used the new computer.

simple
compound

1. mark and emma went to the robotics competition.

simple
compound

1. i programmed the computer, but something went wrong with the code.

simple
compound

1. we enjoyed the vr glasses, but we decided they were too expensive to buy.

simple
compound

1. people have many different opinions about technology.

simple
compound
f. grammar: dependent clauses choose the correct term for each example.
f. complex sentence
g. adjective clause
h. noun clause
i. compound - complex sentence
j. simple sentence

1. ______ she drove the car, and it went past him, though he didnt notice.
2. ______ she knew that if that happened it would change everything.
3. ______ i went to the concert.
4. ______ maria, who was the newest employee, stopped by and introduced herself.
5. ______ as the meteor flew above them, they pointed in awe.

Explanation:

E. Grammar: Independent Clauses

1. Brief Explanations: A simple sentence has one independent clause. "I used the new computer" has one subject ("I") and one predicate ("used the new computer").

Answer:

**: simple

1. Brief Explanations: "Mark and Emma went to the robotics competition" has one independent clause with a compound subject ("Mark and Emma") and one predicate.