1) It has been a cool summer for me. 2) It has been a cool summer followed by a warm winter. 3) It has been a cool summer in the northern city of Edmonton, which is home to the professional NHL team the Edmonton oilers and the professional CFL team the Edmonton Eskimos.
But "followed by a warm winter" is not a dependent clause. Also, your third sentence adds a relative clause, which is a type of dependent (not independent) clause.
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1) It has been a cool summer for me.
2) It has been a cool summer followed by a warm winter.
3) It has been a cool summer in the northern city of Edmonton, which is home to the professional NHL team the Edmonton oilers and the professional CFL team the Edmonton Eskimos.
Good try, Brad.
But "followed by a warm winter" is not a dependent clause.
Also, your third sentence adds a relative clause, which is a type of dependent (not independent) clause.
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