<span>I've visited three other countries: Ireland, England, and France.</span>
The only sentence which contains an adjective clause is the last one - Pedro, <em>who has been all over the world, </em>gave a thorough presentation on travel safety.
The other options contain only adverb clauses - <em>because a snowstorm was forecasted </em>and <em>when the sun came out.</em>
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*confrused* what story is it
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1. a simple sentence is a sentence which has one subject and one predicate
2.transitive I gues!
3.the complete subject is the simple subject
and all the words that describe or explain it
4.the complete predicate includes all the words that what the subject is , has or does
5.noun phrase denoting a person or a thing that is a recipient of the action of the transitive verb
others I don't know sorry