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The shelves were empty, but the lights were still on. adjective clause adverb clause noun clause independent clause

The shelves were empty, but the lights were still on. adjective clause adverb clause noun clause independent clause
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The shelves were empty, but the lights were still on.

adjective clause

adverb clause

noun clause

independent clause

User Ilias Stavrakis
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The first part of the sentence would be called independent clause since it could make a complete sentence on its own.
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