Give a Dependent Clause a Main Clause - Practice 2

A clause beginning with although can leave an unfinished relationship.

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A clause beginning with although can leave an unfinished relationship. Pair it with a main clause that expresses a complete thought; do not leave although alone.

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Although the room was noisy, Mira kept reading. The second clause completes the thought.

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Two observers can describe the same event differently because they had different views or heard different parts.

Question 1 Which option about the story is a complete sentence in formal prose? Because of the difficult story. Although the story was difficult, Theo finished it. Although the story was difficult.

Question 2 Which option about the report is a complete sentence in formal prose? Although the report was difficult, Ravi finished it. Although the report was difficult. Because of the difficult report.

Question 3 Which option about the notice is a complete sentence in formal prose? Although the notice was difficult. Because of the difficult notice. Although the notice was difficult, Ada finished it.

Question 4 Which option about the sketch is a complete sentence in formal prose? Because of the difficult sketch. Although the sketch was difficult, Nina finished it. Although the sketch was difficult.

Question 5 Which option about the plan is a complete sentence in formal prose? Although the plan was difficult, Eli finished it. Although the plan was difficult. Because of the difficult plan.

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