Identifying Independent and Dependent clause in  ...

She stayed up late because she had a lot of work to do. (Look for the INDEPENDENT CLAUSE)

Because he was tired, he went to bed early. (Look for the DEPENDENT CLAUSE)

Although it was raining, we went for a walk. (Look for the INDEPENDENT CLAUSE)

He made dinner, and she set the table. (Look for the INDEPENDENT CLAUSE)

The sun is shining, but it's still cold outside. (Look for the DEPENDENT CLAUSE)

She passed the test because she studied hard. (Look for the INDEPENDENT CLAUSE)

Even though I was nervous, I gave the speech confidently. (Look for the DEPENDENT CLAUSE)

After the show ended, the audience gave a standing ovation. (Look for the INDEPENDENT CLAUSE)

She didn't go to the party since she wasn't feeling well. (Look for the DEPENDENT CLAUSE)