"That she made" is the adjective clause.
"Suggestions" is the words it modifies.
Adjective clauses are groups of related words that contain a subject and a verb and modify a noun. Adjective clauses are dependant clauses.
In this example the word "suggestions" is the noun that is being modified by the adjective clause.
Figurative language uses figures of speech to provide more complex and intensified meaning to the subjects it describes. Connotative language uses cultural or emotional references that are shared and understood by a group of people sharing the same cultural markers in order describe the subject of such language and associate a positive or negative perception of it.
They are similar in that they both avoid using direct explicit, literal language to describe the subjects they are referring to and prefer to use oblique references to it.
<span>The answer is repetition of related words</span>
The answer is B, because the verbs aren't parallel... If the sentence were correct, it would turning... gaining... gently riding
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