1. Read the sentences and write the underlined clause is an Independent clause or D.C if it is a dependent clause. Example: You must be careful cross the street. 1. I'll wait for you here until you get back 2. Make sure you lock the door when you go out 3. You must get a permit before you build a campfire at a national park 4. Don't use too much water while 5. As soons my friends come.

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1. Read the sentences and write the underlined clause is an Independent clause or D.C if it is a dependent clause. Example: You must be careful cross the street. 1. I'll wait for you here until you get back 2. Make sure you lock the door when you go out 3. You must get a permit before you build a campfire at a national park 4. Don't use too much water while 5. As soons my friends come.

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1. **D.C** (Dependent Clause - "until you get back" cannot stand alone as a sentence.)2. **D.C** (Dependent Clause - "when you go out" cannot stand alone as a sentence.)3. **D.C** (Dependent Clause - "before you build a campfire at a national park" cannot stand alone as a sentence.)4. **D.C** (Dependent Clause - "while..." is incomplete and needs an independent clause to complete the thought.)5. **D.C** (Dependent Clause - "As soon as my friends come" is incomplete and cannot stand alone as a sentence. It needs an independent clause to explain what will happen when the friends arrive.)

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