Question

Identify the complete adjective clause in the following sentence. the cabin where we went on vacation last year was perfect because it had enough bedrooms and even cable tv! the cabin the cabin where we went where we went where we went on vacation last year was perfect because it had enough bedrooms it had enough bedrooms it had enough bedrooms and even cable tv

Answer 1

An adjective clause is a kind of clause that functions as an adjective which modifies a noun in the sentence. The complete adjective clause in the given sentence above would be: where we went on vacation last year was perfect. This clause describes the noun "cabin".

Answer 2

Answer:

The complete adjective clause is "where we went on vacation last year".

Explanation:

The subordinate clause above is an essential relative clause. Relative clauses, also called adjective or adjectival clauses, act just as adjectives as they modify nouns. In this case, the relative clause modifies the noun "cabin". This subordinate clause is considered essential because it is necessary to complete the meaning of the sentence. If it was removed, the meaning of the sentence would be changed since this relative clause helps identify the noun in question. The speaker is talking about the cabin he went on vacation, not any other cabin (see 1).

1) The cabin was perfect