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Which clause is subordinate? a. Whenever he wanders into the room.
b. I can't help but laugh.
c. What a funny cat he is!
d. All day long, my cat does tricks.

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Answer 1
Answer: who ever needs the answer i just toke this quiz today and it is a.Whenever he wanders into the room. 

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The correct answers are 2 and 3. The first answer cannot be correct because that is a verb phrase, and 4. is a prepositional phrase. 

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Sue is in a play that has several scenes occurring in the countryside. During these scenes, the stage is set with a painted backdrop of small rolling hills and grazing cows. When the audience sees the countryside setting and watches the actors on stage, they understand where the scene takes place. What allows the audience to understand where the scene takes place? tragedy dramatic convention farce low comedy

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