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Independent and Dependent Clauses Worksheet Pack | Teach Starter - Free Printable

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Let me work through this step by step to match the independent and dependent clauses correctly.

First, let me identify which are independent clauses (can stand alone as complete sentences) and which are dependent clauses (cannot stand alone):

Independent clauses (complete thoughts):
- The doorbell rang
- The movie was good
- We are going on an excursion
- You will need to water the garden today
- I waited for the school bus to pick me up
- I'm bringing my sister along
- I lost my homework

Dependent clauses (need more information - often start with words like "while," "even though," "unless," "because," "but"):
- while walking to school
- even though I don't want to
- unless it is raining
- while we were eating dinner
- but it was too long
- because it is a really hot day
- By the roadside

Now let me match them logically:

1. The doorbell rang + while we were eating dinner ✓ (makes sense - doorbell rang during dinner)

2. The movie was good + but it was too long ✓ (makes sense - contrasting statement about the movie)

3. We are going on an excursion + even though I don't want to ✓ (makes sense - going despite not wanting to)

4. You will need to water the garden today + because it is a really hot day ✓ (makes sense - reason for watering)

5. I waited for the school bus to pick me up + by the roadside ✓ (makes sense - location where waiting occurred)

6. I'm bringing my sister along + unless it is raining ✓ (makes sense - condition for bringing sister)

7. I lost my homework + while walking to school ✓ (makes sense - when the homework was lost)

Final Answer:

Matched pairs:

1. The doorbell rang + while we were eating dinner
2. The movie was good + but it was too long
3. We are going on an excursion + even though I don't want to
4. You will need to water the garden today + because it is a really hot day
5. I waited for the school bus to pick me up + by the roadside
6. I'm bringing my sister along + unless it is raining
7. I lost my homework + while walking to school
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of independent clause and dependent clause worksheet.
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