| Where the marker is a suffix on the verb, the dependent clause precedes the independent one, as in. |
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| One links the subject of the dependent clause with the oblique dative argument of the independent clause. |
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| In subordinate dependency, the dependent clause may precede or follow the independent clause, as in the Chickasaw example. |
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| In contrast, where the affix is a prefix, the dependent clause follows the independent clause. |
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| The dependent clause following the first period appears to be a sentence fragment. |
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| A semicolon here, a stronger verb there, and do you really need that dependent clause? |
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| The independent clause must be connected to the dependent clause in a subordinating conjunction. |
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| But it is the dependent clause in Rivers's assessment that should resonate as they prepare for their second-round opponent. |
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| Mr. Kerry was all paragraph and dependent clause, stacked thoughts and elaborate detail. |
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| A subordinating conjunction turns an independent clause into a dependent clause. |
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| A hypotactic relation is set up when a dependent clause is connected to an independent clause by a conjunctive device. |
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| His style is declarative, with hardly a dependent clause. |
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| My supervisor would periodically read a few of my abstracts, and I was sometimes corrected and told not to begin an abstract with a dependent clause. |
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| Put another way, the dependent clause elaborates on the main message. |
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| The notes, in numbered sections that divide the volume, are not aphorisms but apercus, usually consisting of only a word and a dependent clause, not whole sentences. |
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| That is to say, it has its dependent clause in front of the main clause. |
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| The Evolution of Dependent Clause Morpho-syntax in Biblical Hebrew. |
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