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main clause

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A clause that makes sense on its own, or may form part of a longer sentence. For example: We’re waiting for the bus. [main clause] I went to a restaurant and I treated myself to lunch. [main clause] [main clause] See also clause, subordinate clause, relative clause, conditional clause, and examples of clauses.

Front	main clause
Back	A clause that makes sense on its own, or may form part of a longer sentence. For example: We’re waiting for the bus. [main clause] I went to a restaurant and I treated myself to lunch. [main clause] [main clause] See also clause, subordinate clause, relative clause, conditional clause, and examples of clauses.

Clause Main I Makes Sense Form Part Longer