Adependent clause has a subject and verb but does not represent a complete thought. true or false

The correct answer is True

Explanation:

In grammar, clauses can be classified as independent or dependent. In the case of independent clauses, these are clauses that express a complete thought and therefore contain at least a subject and a verb and do not require other sentences to stand. On the opposite, a dependent clause is a type of clause that in most cases has a subject and a verb but does not express a complete idea and therefore needs an independent clause to be complete. For example, the clause "when they left" which is a dependent clause contains a subject "they" and a verb "left" but is not complete and needs from an independent clause such as "it was raining" to be complete. Therefore, it is true a dependent clause has a subject and a verb but does not represent a complete thought.

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