Is "rainy days" a dependent or independent clause

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Robertspierre asked Apr 1, 2022

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Is "rainy days" a dependent or independent clause

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While the expression “because it was raining” contains both a subject and a verb, it cannot stand alone as a sentence, so it constitutes a dependent clause.

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