Which sentence contains a nonrestrictive adjective clause? The lady who lives down the block collects yard ornaments, flags, and
anything related to flamingos. A child who chooses the remote rather than a book is making the wrong choice. The sandwich, which had been prepared hours earlier, was soggy and unappetizing. My feet hurt because the shoes that I am wearing are too tight.
There are two types of adjective clauses: Restrictive and Nonrestrictive adjective clause. A nonrestrictive adjective clause consists of words within the sentence that can be omitted, but not changing or affecting the meaning of the sentence. These clauses are usually separated by a pair of commas. On the other hand, restrictive clause is the opposite. In the options given, the sentence that contains a nonrestrictive adjective clause is: The sandwich, which had been prepared hours earlier, was soggy and unappetizing.
<span>The noun clause for the preceding sentence is "Whoever is tallest". A noun clause is a clause that is dependent which takes the place of a noun. Its function is the subject of the sentence.</span>
