unless, though, although, even though, even if, before, after, as, until, in order to to pass the test easily. Independent clause NURTURE A. Put a slash (/) between the complete subject and the complete predicate in each sentence. Example: I need to do the exercises in the modules now. 1. The pupils are becoming accustomed to home learning. 2. Parents do a vital role in their children's education. 3. Teachers and parents help one another to support children's learning continuity. 4. The school officials and the local government unit are joining hands to make distance learning possible. 5. Everyone needs to be calm and patient during these trying times. B. Identify if the sentence is compound or complex. Write your answer in the space provided before the number. (Look at the conjunctions used as your clue). on tund 1. Since we are exposed to more difficult lessons, we must study harder han before. 2. You will train with your club members today or you will go home with us. 3. My classmate and I will go back to the internet shop because we forgot to tour printed research there. 4. The deadline for our project was yesterday, yet many of my classmates re not able to pass it. 5. The class left the classroom clean and tidy, and the teacher praised them next day. ​