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Grammar
Sentence Structure
Types of Clauses
Until I see it for myself
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Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
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Until I see it for myself, I won't believe it.
is it Independent or Dependent clause
The clause "Until I see it for myself" is a dependent clause.
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