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.

1. **D.C** (Dependent Clause - "until you get back" cannot stand alone as a sentence.)<br />2. **D.C** (Dependent Clause - "when you go out" cannot stand alone as a sentence.)<br />3. **D.C** (Dependent Clause - "before you build a campfire at a national park" cannot stand alone as a sentence.)<br />4. **D.C** (Dependent Clause - "while..." is incomplete and needs an independent clause to complete the thought.)<br />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.)<br />