A semicolon precedes an independent clause that is loosely related to the first clause . I'd favor " She was found to have a chronic entrapment of the epiglottis, which & " talk ) 06 : 14, 10 July 2014 ( UTC)
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I also have seen several instances of commas preceding the words " but " or " and " where the word begins a dependent clause, and those should be removed, since commas should only be placed before a conjunction that begins an independent clause or a parenthetical clause.
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:You've hit upon some ambiguous wording in our Independent clause article which should probably be clarified; technically it is correct to say that both " I am a doctor " and " my wife is a lawyer " could serve as independent clauses, specifically if they were there own self-contained sentences.
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Secondary imperfective verbs are used in cases where it's grammatically incorrect to use perfective verbs ( there are tenses, the present tense for example, where perfective verbs cannot stand alone in an independent clause ) but one wants to use their meaning, or where the action is complete but repeated over time.
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I was absolutely certain that in cases where the second clause is formed of a conjunctive phrase and a noun phrase which combine to form a head noun phrase that said clause was collectively referred to as dependent even if the noun phrase would, minus the conjunctive phrase, have stood as an independent clause.
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I see at least four problems in that paragraph : an unnecessary comma between " School " and " for "; " would " isn't the right word for the second sentence; you need an independent clause after a semicolon; and it's inelegant to say that the city itself " provides " higher education.
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Just to clarify on another point raised though, the relative difference between a dependent and independent clause is not so much a matter of them being " equal " in abstract status but rather ( non-) interchangeability owing to relative " conditioning " of the clauses . talk ) 05 : 02, 26 January 2013 ( UTC)
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A comma in that position signals an independent clause : " The principal has sought approval for her plan, and " she " has not met with opposition . " So, you could say that the part after the comma requires a subject, as long as a comma is there .-- talk ) 23 : 00, 10 February 2008 ( UTC)
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