[ Subordinating Conjunctions ]
Why can’t a dependent clause stand alone?
A. Because it does not express a complete idea. (Not a complete sentence)
B. Because it is too short.
C. Because it has no subject.
D. Because it has no verb.
Select your answer:
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Which sentence correctly explains why the ground is wet using the present perfect continuous tense?
A. The ground is wet because it has rained.
B. The ground is wet because it was raining.
C. The ground is wet because it has been raining.
D. The ground is wet because it rained.