On the line after each sentence, identify the words between starts by writing IND for an independent clause or SUB, or PHR for phrases.
1. Customers demand thousands of products, and *every grocery tries to please*.

2. A store must reorder stock *before a product runs out*.

3. While the store was closed, *workers took inventory*.
4. In the past, a cashier could not record every product sold *as she rang up a sale*.

5. *If stock ran out too soon*, customers complained.
6. Many people love camping, *yet others won’t go beside a tent*.
7. Scientists tested many forms of barcodes *before they chose the current system*.

8. *To be eligible for the prize*, candidates should apply before January 1st, 2018.
9. *Lasting more than four years*, World War II took the lives of millions of people.

11.The passengers *standing in the aisle* lurched forward.
12.The hungry dog, *found at last*, eagerly gobbled the dish of food.
13.Luggage littered the area; however, *we kept on walking through the terminal*.

14. *Sitting on the porch*, I smoked my last cigarette.
15.He went biking on a sunny day afternoon, and *he traveled 20 miles*.