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Which is the subordinate clause in the sentence? Some additional clues were found when a small pit, with linen bags and broken pottery, was discovered in 1907.
a. some additional clues were found
b. some additional clues discovered in 1907
c. with linen bags and broken pottery
d. when a small pit, with linen bags and broken pottery, was discovered in 1907
ღ C?

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Answer 1
Answer: The correct answer is D, because that is the dependent clause in this sentence. C cannot be correct because that is not a clause, that is, it doesn't have any verb in it, which makes it a phrase. 

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I just took the test and think about it. You're being made to pay so much extra money for a hose that could easily be much less in another country. You're basically being cheated. The sellers are not rejecting or turning you away from buying their products. In fact it's quite the opposite

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