Which of the following is an independent
clause?
My uncle, a supporter of local stores
When my uncle shops locally
My uncle chooses to shop locally
When my supportive, conscientious uncle

If something is independent, then it can be by itself. If you are independent, you don't need a lot of help from others. Same thing with independent clauses. Independent clauses can stand alone as a full sentence. "My uncle chooses to shop locally" tells us everything so it is a full sentence. My uncle is the subject, and the predicate is "chooses to shop locally" That tells us what he's doing. It is a full sentence with all the needed information.

Which of the following is an independent clause? My uncle, a supporter of local stores When my uncle shops locally My uncle chooses to shop locally When my supportive, conscientious uncle

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Which of the following is an independent
clause?
My uncle, a supporter of local stores
When my uncle shops locally
My uncle chooses to shop locally
When my supportive, conscientious uncle