Which is the subordinate clause in the sentence? Some flowers fell when the forest burned and became preserved under layers of ash.

a. and became preserved

b. when the forest burned

c. under layers of ash

d. some flowers fell

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22 July, 12:04

Which is the subordinate clause in the sentence? Some flowers fell when the forest burned and became preserved under layers of ash.

a. and became preserved

b. when the forest burned

c. under layers of ash

d. some flowers fell

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Malaki · Answer 1

A subordinate sentence is a sentence which cannot exist on its own, it has to be a part of a larger, main, independent sentence. In this case, the correct answer is B, 'when the forest burned', because it feels incomplete, whereas the other two sentences 'some flowers fell' and ' (some flowers) became preserved under layers of ash' are independent clauses.

Which is the subordinate clause in the sentence? Some flowers fell when the forest burned and became preserved under layers of ash.a. and became preservedb. when the forest burnedc. under layers of ashd. some flowers fell

Which is the subordinate clause in the sentence? Some flowers fell when the forest burned and became preserved under layers of ash.

a. and became preserved

b. when the forest burned

c. under layers of ash

d. some flowers fell