highlight all the words that make up the dependent clause below. if baby luigi keeps up with his chores, his…

highlight all the words that make up the dependent clause below. if baby luigi keeps up with his chores, his parents will let him adopt a snake.

highlight all the words that make up the dependent clause below. if baby luigi keeps up with his chores, his parents will let him adopt a snake.

Answer

Answer:

If Baby Luigi keeps up with his chores

Brief Explanations:

A dependent clause starts with a subordinating conjunction like "If" and cannot stand alone as a complete sentence. Here, "If Baby Luigi keeps up with his chores" is the dependent clause as it starts with "If" and depends on the main - clause "his parents will let him adopt a snake" for its full meaning.