What is a good visual for an independant and dependant clause?

Question

I have this project to do for my tech prep English class. I have to present a project to my class along with a group of partners given to me. I need to talk about independant and dependant clauses. As part of the project we need a visual or something that can show a good example of what we mean by dependant and independant clauses. This could be a song or something visual like a hat. Any suggestions of a song or of something that we could use to show a visual for dependant and independant clauses?

Another group has to do something with speeling mistakes and such. They are using that song by Timberland- the way I are. The correct way to say it is the way I am. They are using this song to show a visual of how this is a speeling mistake.

Get the idea? Now- can you please help me?

Thanks again as always from John to you!

Answer 1

Well, since a dependent clause cannot stand alone, you could use "how do I live (without you)" by Lee Ann Rimes

What I like better is something like showing a painter climbing to a roof on a ladder. The painter is the dependent clause. The ladder is the independent. Show a slide of the ladder standing alone against the roof (independent clause). The painter climbing the ladder (dependent and independent working together. And a slide of the painter hanging off the roof (dependent clause) cannot work alone.