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	In this sentence the clause "bus stopped to pick" contains the subject (bus) and the predicate (stopped).		In this sentence the clause "bus stopped to pick" contains the subject (bus) and the predicate (stopped).


	*A clause that cannot stand alone is a dependent or subordinate clause.		*A clause that cannot stand alone is a dependent or subordinate clause.