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Which of the following is an independent clause? A. Whether they want to or not B. Brushed his teeth C. Running around the corner D. The boy ran

Which of the following is an independent clause? A. Whether they want to or not B. Brushed his teeth C. Running around the corner D. The boy ran
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Which of the following is an independent clause?

A. Whether they want to or not
B. Brushed his teeth
C. Running around the corner
D. The boy ran

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The independent clause would the boy ran. It has a subject and a verb which is consistent with an independent clause.
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