Answer:
After walking my dogs, I sat down to do my homework assignment.
Explanation:
The following words are underlined in the given sentences:
- My <u>two large dogs happily</u> chased each other around the backyard.
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Because of their size, my dogs must be <u>fed three meals daily</u>.
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I wash my dogs <u>outside near</u> the garage once every two weeks.
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After walking my dogs, <u>I sat down</u> to do my homework assignment.
The term <em>clause</em><em> </em>refers to a group of words that contains a subject and a predicate. The subject is what the sentence is about, while the predicate tells us what the subject is doing or describes the subject.
In order to find the correct answer, we need to look for a subject and a predicate within the underlined groups of words.
In the first example, the predicate is missing.
In the second, it's the subject that is missing.
In the third example, neither the subject nor the predicate is underlined.
In the fourth example, they are both present. <em>I</em> is the subject, and <em>sat</em> is the predicate. That's why the fourth sentence is the correct answer.
