Which are independent clauses? Select all that apply.to the moonit went over the fencethey climbed the ladderwho wanted a new carwhose job it isthey ran a half-mile race

An independent clause has a subject and a verb and expresses a complete thought. “It went over the fence,” “they climbed the ladder,” and “they ran a half-mile race” each meet those requirements. “To the moon” is a phrase, while “who wanted a new car” and “whose job it is” are dependent clauses that cannot stand alone.

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