Use the type of clause, phrase, or grammar indicated to complete the following sentence; you can add the phrase or clause before or after the clause below:
... I didn't agree with the judge's decision ...
1. Use a phrase
2. Use a dependent clause
3. Use an independent clause
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1. Use a phrase
In court yesterday, I didn't agree with the judge's decision.
2. Use a dependent clause
At the end the Judges’ court decision, I disagree with some of his remarks.
3. Use an independent clause
I didn't agree with the judge's decision.
1. I didn't agree with the judge's decision in cout.
2. I didn't agree with the judge's decision to find the defendant guilty.
3.I didn't agree with the judge's decision; I plan to appeal.
1.In court yesterday, I didn't agree with the judge's decision.
2.When I was in court yesterday, I didn't agree with the judge's decision.
3.I didn't agree with the judge's decision; however, he had a valid point.
1. Today, I didn't agree with the judge's decision.
2. I didn't agree with the judge's decision to acquit him.
3. When in court, I didn't agree with the judge's decision.
1. I didn't agree with the judge's decision in allowing the charges to be dropped.
2. I didn't agree with the judge's decision, after hearing the verdit.
3. The drunk driver who hit my son was released from jail today; I didn't agree with the judge's decision.
2. I didn't agree with the judge's decision, after hearing the verdict.
Marie-Christine: #1--good; #2--another phrase, and don't change the original clause;-) #3--you need to add another independent clause to that original one;-)
#s 1 and 2--both are phrases; #3--good.
Janine: Good work:-)
Nancy: #1--a phrase is more than word;-) #s 2 and 3--these are phrases.
Tammy: #1--good; #2--another phrase; #3--good.
1. The other day, I didn’t agree with the judge’s decision.
2. When I was in the court last week, I didn’t agree with the judge’s decision.
3. I was in a court room listening to procedure last week, and I didn’t agree with the
judge’s decision.
2. I was left angry and sad, I didn't agree with the judge's decision after hearing his verdict.
Irena: Good--note that in #3 it should be "proceedings";-)
Tammy: That's another independent clauses, and these two clauses need a semicolon to separate them.
1. Today, I didn't agree with the judge's decision in court.
2. As I was exiting the courtroom, I didn't agree with the judge's decision after hearing his verdict.
Nancy: #1 is better, but you haven't changed #s 2 or 3:-)
Tammy: Much better, but it is a bit of a complicated sentence:-)
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