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An independent clause includes the following three components:

A. an object, an adverb, and a complete clause.
B. a subject, a verb, and it expresses a complete thought.
C. a subject, adverb, and it expresses a complete thought.
D. a verb, an object, and it expresses a complete thought.



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Final answer:

Independent clauses are grammatically complete on their own and form the basis of complete sentences.


Explanation:

An independent clause contains at least one subject and one predicate and is grammatically complete on its own.

It stands alone as a complete sentence without depending on another clause.

All complete sentences have at least one independent clause, which consists of a subject, verb, and expresses a complete thought.


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