The bank that I use is in financial trouble. [remove <em>it</em>]
Police have closed the website <u>where</u> you could get more information. [replace <em>that</em> with <em>where</em>]
Many young people <u>who</u> can't find work are moving abroad. [add <em>who</em>]
The new laws, which are very unpopular, will affect us all. [add commas]
A new factory is opening in the town, <u>which</u> is very good news. [replace <em>that</em> with <em>which</em>]
It’s c I think sorry if it’s wrong but I really think it’s c
Answer: "you gave her in the morning" is an adjective clause.
It modifies or specifies which <u>pen</u>.
Explanation: If the word "that" had been included, as in
"that you gave her in the morning" it would be a relative clause; 'that' is a relative pronoun.
(In your question the "an___" is a hint that the answer starts with a vowel)
In any case, they are clauses, not phrases, because they include a subject, 'you', and a predicate, 'gave her in the morning.'
A. is correct. the placing of commas is important since it indicates that there is detail that can be removed without compromising the structure of the sentence.
Answer:
Explanation:
There you go hope this helps