Question #a02b3
2 Answers
Before Jason starts his workout, is a subordinate clause (SC) which includes a noun and verb, but cannot stand on its own to become a sentence.
Explanation:
This is a clause (C) since it comprises the noun and verb, which carries it past a less complicated phrase (P) which is a collection of two or three words.
It is not an (IC) independent clause because if it were to stand alone, its meaning would be incomplete.
A subordinate clause (SC) usually indicates the why, when, where, who, or how when it is attached to the main thought of the sentence, as it does here.
Before Jason starts his workout, is a subordinate clause (SC) which includes a noun and verb, but cannot stand on its own to become a sentence.
Explanation:
This is a clause (C) since it comprises the noun and verb, which carries it past a less complicated phrase (P) which is a collection of two or three words.
It is not an (IC) independent clause because if it were to stand alone, its meaning would be incomplete.
A subordinate clause (SC) usually indicates the why, when, where, who, or how when it is attached to the main thought of the sentence, as it does here.
