Independent and Dependent Clauses
Combining simple sentences into complex and compound structures to improve prose flow.
Key Questions
- Explain how subordinate clauses provide context and conditionality to a main idea.
- Analyze what is the impact of varying sentence length on the rhythm of a paragraph.
- Differentiate how relative clauses can be used to add detail without creating clutter.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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