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24 March, 09:09

Our dilemma was whether we should study Spanish or German.

The bolded words are what kind of clause?

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  1. S
    24 March, 09:20
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    This would be independent cause
  2. K
    24 March, 10:29
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    If the whole first sentence was bolded then it's an independent clause because it can be by itself. However, none of it's bolded.
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