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"I can’t speak Spanish, but I would love to learn." Is this an independent clause?
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"I can’t speak Spanish, but I would love to learn." Is this an independent clause?

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Yes it is



Because: you can have a chance to learn new things.


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Answer: Yes it is an independent clause

Explanation:An independent clause is a clause that can stand alone as a sentence it expresses a complete thought.

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