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dependent clause |
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| A dependent clause also has a subject and predicate but cannot stand alone. If the speaker has had no prior experience with a person, place, situation, or thing then the subjunctive mood is required in the dependent clauses that refer to someone or something that does not exist, is indefinite, or uncertain because there is no presupposition, as in They also solved problems such as 36/(3 x 2), which have a structure similar to a sentence with dependent clauses. |
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