Answer:
'She' .... (is a pronoun).
Explanation:
'Before,' 'since' and 'when' are all adverbs that signal the start of a dependent clause.
Dependent words are conditioned by the other phrases and words in the sentence. The word 'she' is not a dependent word. Thus, option b is correct.
Dependent words are determined and expressed by the other words as they are not able to stand alone in the sentence and cannot express the complete thought.
The dependent clauses or words are placed in the sentence instead of the noun clause and can begin with an interrogative pronoun or expletives.
The dependent words include before, since, while, because, though, after, although, etc. On the other hand, the word 'she' is a pronoun. A pronoun is used in place of the nouns in the sentence and is not dependent on words.
Therefore, she is not a dependent word.
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