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Sentence combining with a subordinating conjunction creates a unique relationship
  between two independent clauses wherein one of the combined independent clauses
  becomes more important than the other.
 
  a. True
  b. False

Question 2

If the dependent clause follows the independent clause, ____ is used.
 
  a. a semicolon
  b. a colon
  c. a comma
  d. no punctuation



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