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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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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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