alleryStart learning →An independent clause must contain which two parts?
AAn object and an adverb
BA subject and a predicate
CA noun and an adjective
DA pronoun and a conjunction
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. A subject and a predicate
A clause that stands alone needs both a subject and a predicate to make sense.
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