While we sang at the concert, parents recorded the show with their video cameras. (coordinator: while; subordinator: none; relative pronoun: none; type of sentence: independent clause followed by independent clause)

When the sun is going off tomorrow, in that morning we will be going to camp. (coordinator: none; subordinator: when; relative pronoun: none; type of sentence: dependent clause followed by independent clause)

Dad changed the flat tire because it looked dangerous to be driven. (coordinator: none; subordinator: because; relative pronoun: none; type of sentence: independent clause followed by dependent clause)

The police searched every house, where some thieves had stolen jewel last night. (coordinator: none; subordinator: none; relative pronoun: where; type of sentence: independent clause followed by dependent clause)

I like to eat cotton candy, but it seems I cannot make candy by myself that I have tried and followed the recipe. (coordinator: but; subordinator: none; relative pronoun: that; type of sentence: independent clause followed by independent clause)

After all of works have been finished, you can go to the movies on Saturday. (coordinator: none; subordinator: after; relative pronoun: none; type of sentence: dependent clause followed by independent clause)

Many people believe everyone has the same chance to success, but everyone must stop to think about what they are afraid of. (coordinator: but; subordinator: none; relative pronoun: none; type of sentence: independent clause followed by independent clause)

We talked on the phone after I came home at 5 pm. (coordinator: none; subordinator: after; relative pronoun: none; type of sentence: dependent clause followed by independent clause)

We had a hard time finding our way home because we better to have map. (coordinator: none; subordinator: because; relative pronoun: none; type of sentence: independent clause followed by dependent clause)

I don’t want to practice playing the violin, nor do I want to disobey my mother. (coordinator: nor; subordinator: none; relative pronoun: none; type of sentence: independent clause followed by independent clause)

Rabbits are good pets, which make the girls love to play with them. (coordinator: none; subordinator: none; relative pronoun: which; type of sentence: independent clause followed by dependent clause)

If I become the rich man in world, I’ll have only two cars. (coordinator: none; subordinator: if; relative pronoun: none; type of sentence: dependent clause followed by independent clause)

I do not like you in wasting my time, nor do I like you to disturb me. (coordinator: nor; subordinator: none; relative pronoun: none; type of sentence: independent clause followed by independent clause)

We stared into space with our mouths wide open as we saw amazing things. (coordinator: none; subordinator: as; relative pronoun: none; type of sentence: independent clause followed by independent clause)

Arleen’s could not play with that boy, because she likes to play with other girl who has the same interest. (coordinator: none; subordinator: because; relative pronoun: who; type of sentence: independent clause followed by dependent clause)