Point out the dependent clause in the following sentence: “Because she studied hard, Maria aced the exam.”
A. Because she studied hard
B. Maria aced the exam
C. Because Maria aced the exam
D. Hard, Maria aced
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Which sentence is grammatically correct?
A. Jaden and Ariel worked on their math homework for the entire period but they did not finish it.
B. Jaden and Ariel worked on their math homework for the entire period, but they did not finish it.
C. Jaden and Ariel worked on their math homework for the entire period but, they did not finish it.
D. Jaden and Ariel worked on their math homework for the entire period and they did not finish it.