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An embedded clause is a clause inside a bigger clause. Below you have a sentence which contains an embedded clause (underlined). The whole sentence is the bigger clause that contains the embedded clause.
- An embedded clause is a clause inside a bigger clause.
- Below you have a sentence which contains an embedded clause (underlined).
- The whole sentence is the bigger clause that contains the embedded clause.
- I didn't know whether John had gone to the party .
- CJ
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An embedded clause is a clause inside a bigger clause. Below you have a sentence which contains an embedded clause (underlined). The whole sentence is the bigger clause that contains the embedded clause.
I didn't know whether John had gone to the party.
CJ
I didn't know whether John had gone to the party.
CJ
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