Your question does not seem finished. There is no such thing as a dependent adjective. Did you need a dependent adjective clause instead?
If that is the case, here is how to do this:
The boy who wore a green coat carried his sister home.
As you can see, the clause <em>who wore a green coat </em>is a dependent clause, adjective clause to be more precise, and thus the whole sentence is a complex sentence because it consists of an independent and a dependent clause.
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On the eighth floor, the cutters cut lightweight cotton fabric called lawn, which "burned as easily as gasoline". On the ninth floor, workers sewed the fabric using machines on tables so close together that there was "only a narrow aisle" between rows. On the tenth floor, the shirtwaists were inspected, packed and shipped. The tenth floor "also held the showroom and owner´s offices."
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OK, so I was thinking maybe,
Do you know why she was elected?
Who is her husband?
Does she have any children?
Does she like Biden as her boss?
And How does she feel about Donald Trump?
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Hope this helps :D
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Surprised.
Explanation:
He is surprised to know that they have to go through the lake
:) Brainliest pls?
I believe the answer is option D
