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What is the difference between an independent clause and a dependent clause?A. A dependent clause contains both a subject and predicate; an independent clause contains just one or the other B. A dependent clause can't stand on its own as a sentence; an independent clause can C. A dependent clause can't be joined to another clause in a sentence; an independent clause can D. A dependent clause contains nouns and verbs; an independent clause contains adjectives and adverbs
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