Claus. Definition: A jolly old fat man that brings presents to students who are nice. Claus.

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Claus

Definition: A jolly old fat man that brings presents to students who are nice. Claus

Definition: a group of words that has both a subject and predicate. Clause

Definition: a group of words that has both a subject and predicate and completes a thought. Independent Clause

Examples: The boy swims. Henry needed a diaper change. Spaghetti sauce is my favorite. Iris graduated from high school

Your turn:

Definition: a group of words that has both a subject and predicate and completes a thought. Dependent Clause

Definition: A subordinating conjunction joins a dependent clause to a independent clause. Subordinating conjunctions

afternow that althoughsince as long asthough as much asunless as soon asuntil becausewhen beforewhenever even ifwhere even though wherever ifwhile in order

Examples: Because the boy swims When Henry needed a diaper change Since spaghetti sauce is my favorite Even though Iris graduated from high school

Your turn:

In your journals, write three independent clauses and three dependent clauses.