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The books that we ordered arrived, but no bill was enclosed. verb(s): subject(s): dependent clause: sentence type: sentence structure: in the space provided, type the subject(s) and verb(s) in the order they appear, separated by commas. type the dependent clause. if there is no dependent clause, type none. identify the sentence by typing s for simple, cd for compound, cx for complex, and cd-cx for compound-complex.

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