Has either a subject or a predicate but not both

What is the following sentence: To eat dinner

We will go to the baseball game, and then we will go to the football game unless it is canceled. What is the dependent clause?

The well is over the fence, and although it seem far it is in walking distance. Is there a phrase or a clause?

I'm going to the party. Identify what is in this sentence.

Even though you asked, : What is this?

Has both a subject and a predicate

Is either Independent or Dependent

To the store, Under the chair, In the cup. What are these?

Her dad walked her down the aisle. What is this?

How many times have you gone to the fair? Identify

I'm happy because I get to go to the beach. What is all in this sentence(specifically)

What is the difference between a Independent and Dependent Clause?

Is a phrase a sentence.

Can a dependent clause stand on its own?