Which type of subordinate clause modifies a noun?

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An adjective clause modifies nouns: the indicators are the relative pronouns including who whom which whose when why where and that.

Ex. The boy who is standing over there is my friend.

As you see, the adj. clause modifies the noun, the boy.

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