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EXERCISE 4 Adding phrases and dependent clauses to independent clauses Read each independent clause below. Add one or both of the phrases/dependent clauses in parentheses to make a more complete and more logical sentence. You can add to the beginning or end of the independent clause. Do not add a phrase clause if it is not logical. Then write your new sentence. 1 The Egyptian family is often an extended family. (..., which includes other relatives /... with no adults other than the parent living there) The Egyptian family is often an extended family, which includes other relatives. 2 In Egypt relatives are more likely to live with a family. (... who don't really like the family /... than they are in many western countries) In Egypt relatives are more family likely to live with a than they are in many western countrie 3 There may be more resources for the children. of lupitiba sam ne (... like attention and affection/ with other adult relatives in the household... 4 This extended family configuration probably changes the effects. (because it results in smaller families, ... /... of birth order)​

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Step-by-step explanation:

An independent clause, also known as a simple sentence, includes a subject and verb and expresses a complete thought. Example: Juliet, a border collie puppy, prefers to chase apples and pears.