[ Grammar ]
In the sentence:
“If you travel to Mexico, you will enjoy some great food.”
Choose the dependent clause:
A. If you travel to Mexico
B. If you travel
C. You will enjoy some great food.
D. some great food
Select your answer:
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A. Yes, she is coming to the party.
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