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A dependent or
subordinate clause, as the name
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suggests,
depends on another, the main clause, that
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means it has to
be use always together with a main
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clause. The
subordinate clause is introduced and
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tied to the main
clause with the conjunction "que".
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The subordinate
clause modifies somehow the
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predicate of the
main clause, adding meaning to it:
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Juan (subject of the main clause) quiere (predicate
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of the main
clause) que (conjunction) su hermana
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(subject of the
subordinate clause) cante (predicate
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of the
subordinate clause) con
él.
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