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“They simply know” Is this a Phrase, independent clause or dependent clause.
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“They simply know” Is this a Phrase, independent clause or dependent clause.
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“They simply know”
Is this a Phrase, independent clause or dependent clause.
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independent clause this is because they is the subject , know is the verb so simply is the adjective. all a sentence need to stand on its own is a noun and a verb :)your welcome
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