Find the independent and dependent clauses in these Independent clause Dependent Clause sentences. Drag and drop each clause into the category it belongs to After it rained, the faucet dripped. It smelled like rain, when the wind blew.

Sure! Let's break down each sentence into independent and dependent clauses. --- ### **Independent Clauses** - **The faucet dripped.** - **It smelled like rain.** ### **Dependent Clauses** - **After it rained.** - **When the wind blew.** --- **Explanation:** 1. **"After it rained, the faucet dripped."** - **Dependent Clause:** "After it rained." This clause cannot stand alone as a complete sentence and provides context to the main action. - **Independent Clause:** "The faucet dripped." This clause can stand alone as a complete sentence. 2. **"It smelled like rain, when the wind blew."** - **Independent Clause:** "It smelled like rain." This clause expresses a complete thought and can stand alone. - **Dependent Clause:** "When the wind blew." This clause adds additional information but cannot stand alone as a complete sentence. --- Feel free to ask if you need further clarification!