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English, 28.10.2020 20:10, anamatiascamaja

Phrase or Clause? 1.) GRABBING A SANDWHICH, Rene hurried off to join his friends.
2.)Mrs. Smith’s only comment ON MY PAPER was that my handwriting was difficult to read.
Independent Clause or Dependent Clause?
3.) I wanted to go to the zoo, so WE PACKED UP AND LEFT.

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