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Ramshanehal Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Clauses.

How to distinguish whether the given sentence is Noun Clause,Adjective Clause or Adverb Clause?
  

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I don't follow you. The clauses you mention are subordinate ones, and thus cannot be sentences.

— BillJ

  • I don't follow you.
  • The clauses you mention are subordinate ones, and thus cannot be sentences.
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I don't follow you. The clauses you mention are subordinate ones, and thus cannot be sentences.

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Do you know the parts of speech noun, adjective, and adverb? Each performs a different function in a sentence. Nouns can be subjects and complements (objects). Adjectives modify nouns. Adverbs modify verbs or adjectives. Dependent clauses can perform these functions in a sentence and they are called by the function they perform.

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