Is the following italicized clause a principal, subordinate, or co-ordinate? This is the town where I live.

1. Compound sentence; coordinate clauses – Donald took out his pen; he started writing; conjunction – and

2. Complex sentence; principal clause – the town is very large; subordinate clause – in which I live

3. Complex sentence; principal clause – this is the house; subordinate clause – that Jack built

4. Compound sentence – coordinate clauses – the Commons passed the bill; the Lords threw it out; conjunction – but

5. Complex sentence; principal clause – my heart leaps up; subordinate clause – when I behold a rainbow in the sky.

6. Compound sentence; coordinate clauses – God made the country; man made the town; conjunction – and

7. Compound sentence; coordinate clauses – she must weep; she will die; conjunction – or

8. Compound sentence; coordinate clauses – he must have done his duty; he is a conscientious man; conjunction – for

9. Complex sentence; principal clause – it is folly to be wise; subordinate clause – where ignorance is bliss

10. Complex sentence; principal clause – I went; subordinate clause – because I was invited

Explanation:

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answer; i believe that the   correct answer is (d)the use of descriptive words that bring your reader into the story, not using literal words for check luck