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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
The difference between noun clause,adverb clause and adjective clause.
I would like to know how to differentiate between these three clauses.
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I HAVE CHECKED MY BOOKS BEFORE POSTING (1) You have asked a very important and difficult question that cannot be explained fully in a single post. " Then it will be easier to understand. " It has a subject and a predicate (verb).
- I HAVE CHECKED MY BOOKS BEFORE POSTING (1) You have asked a very important and difficult question that cannot be explained fully in a single post.
- " Then it will be easier to understand.
- " It has a subject and a predicate (verb).
- (3) A noun clause acts like a noun.
- " "Something" is a noun.
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I HAVE CHECKED MY BOOKS BEFORE POSTING
(1) You have asked a very important and difficult question that
cannot be explained fully in a single post.
(2) I respectfully suggest that you review the definition of "noun,"
"adverb," and "adjective." Then it will be easier to understand.
(3) Basically, "clause" means something like "sentence." It
(1) You have asked a very important and difficult question that
cannot be explained fully in a single post.
(2) I respectfully suggest that you review the definition of "noun,"
"adverb," and "adjective." Then it will be easier to understand.
(3) Basically, "clause" means something like "sentence." It
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well this kind of helps me i'm in the seventh grade and i've trying to get this into my head for like a few weeks this helps me more than anything else i've found thanks even though you werent trying to help me
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