Identify the two independent clauses in each sentence, and list them below.

Here are the two independent clauses for each sentence:

1. Dan could troubleshoot the problem, but he couldn't resolve it.

• Dan could troubleshoot the problem.
• He couldn't resolve it.

2. Carl knew all the answers, yet he failed to respond to the questions.

• Carl knew all the answers.
• He failed to respond to the questions.

3. It feels very warm here, for we get plenty of sunshine.

• It feels very warm here.
• We get plenty of sunshine.

4. Ed doesn't remember meeting this lady before, nor do I.

• Ed doesn't remember meeting this lady before.
• Nor do I.

5. Are you particular about a condo, or are you happy with an apartment?

• Are you particular about a condo?
• Are you happy with an apartment?

6. My parents love the mountains, so they often take a vacation in Taos.

• My parents love the mountains.
• They often take a vacation in Taos.