Write I if the word group in italics is an independent clause or S if it is a subordinate clause.
1. Though nobody shook the tree, a few chetnuts fell on the ground.
2.Song- s looked into his face as the man seemed to a stranger.
3. Once when they were small bays he went with Tok-chae to steal some chestnuts.
4. This was the hill where he and Tok-chae used to come all the time.
5. As if something was finally removed, he felt his heart becoming clear from within.
6. If you were the second man inn the Communist League, why didn't you run away.
7. They made me the second man in the league because I was a hardworking farmer.
8. If that was deathly crime, I'll have to accept the penalty.
9. When the south attacks, no man would be left alive .
10. I was going to evacuate, too, even if I had to carry my father on my back.
11. When they had almost reached the foot of the hill, Song-sam stopped.
12. Over in the moddle of the field were a group of cranes taht looked exactly like men.
1. Though nobody shook the tree, a few chetnuts fell on the ground.
2.Song- s looked into his face as the man seemed to a stranger.
3. Once when they were small bays he went with Tok-chae to steal some chestnuts.
4. This was the hill where he and Tok-chae used to come all the time.
5. As if something was finally removed, he felt his heart becoming clear from within.
6. If you were the second man inn the Communist League, why didn't you run away.
7. They made me the second man in the league because I was a hardworking farmer.
8. If that was deathly crime, I'll have to accept the penalty.
9. When the south attacks, no man would be left alive .
10. I was going to evacuate, too, even if I had to carry my father on my back.
11. When they had almost reached the foot of the hill, Song-sam stopped.
12. Over in the moddle of the field were a group of cranes taht looked exactly like men.
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1. S
2. S
3. I
4. I
5. S
6. S
7. I
8. S
9. I
10. I
11. S
12. I
Explanation:
Though nobody shook the tree, a few chetnuts fell on the ground.
The first part of the sentence "Though nobody shook the tree" is a subordinate clause because it starts with a conjunction "Though" and doesn't express a complete idea by itself.
Song- s looked into his face as the man seemed to a stranger.
The first part of the sentence "As the man seemed to a stranger" is a subordinate clause because it starts with a conjunction "as" and doesn't express a complete idea by itself.
Once when they were small bays he went with Tok-chae to steal some chestnuts.
This is an independent clause because it can stand alone as a complete sentence.
This was the hill where he and Tok-chae used to come all the time.
This is an independent clause because it can stand alone as a complete sentence.
As if something was finally removed, he felt his heart becoming clear from within.
The first part of the sentence "As if something was finally removed" is a subordinate clause because it starts with a conjunction "As if" and doesn't express a complete idea by itself.
If you were the second man inn the Communist League, why didn't you run away.
The first part of the sentence "If you were the second man inn the Communist League" is a subordinate clause because it starts with a conjunction "If" and doesn't express a complete idea by itself.
They made me the second man in the league because I was a hardworking farmer.
This is an independent clause because it can stand alone as a complete sentence.
If that was deathly crime, I'll have to accept the penalty.
The first part of the sentence "If that was deathly crime" is a subordinate clause because it starts with a conjunction "If" and doesn't express a complete idea by itself.
When the south attacks, no man would be left alive.
This is an independent clause because it can stand alone as a complete sentence.
I was going to evacuate, too, even if I had to carry my father on my back.
This is an independent clause because it can stand alone as a complete sentence.
When they had almost reached the foot of the hill, Song-sam stopped.
The first part of the sentence "When they had almost reached the foot of the hill" is a subordinate clause because it starts with a conjunction "When" and doesn't express a complete idea by itself.
Over in the middle of the field were a group of cranes that looked exactly like men.
This is an independent clause because it can stand alone as a complete sentence.
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