Question

highlight all the words that make up the two independent clauses below.
asahi azumane has swim practice tomorrow morning, so he cant
drive me to school.

Explanation:

An independent clause has a subject and a predicate and can stand alone as a sentence. In the given sentence, "Asahi Azumane has swim practice tomorrow morning" has subject "Asahi Azumane" and predicate "has swim practice tomorrow morning". "he can't drive me to school" has subject "he" and predicate "can't drive me to school". The conjunction "so" connects them, but each is an independent clause.

Answer:

First independent clause: Asahi Azumane has swim practice tomorrow morning
Second independent clause: he can't drive me to school