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Adjective clause
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An <u>Adjective clause </u>,also known as a <u>Adjectival clause,</u>is a type of dependent clause that works to describe a noun in a sentence.
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The following sentences are examples
<em>Wrong- </em>the article <u>Witch</u> he wrote it was well researched
<em>Right- </em>the article <u>Witch</u> he wrote was well researched
Two pronouns are used in the adjective clause
Hope this helps
There are two prepositional phrases in this sentence:
1. into the little shops
2. across the street
After we finished lunch is not a prepositional phrase, because the word after is used as a conjunction, not a preposition.
C both works shows the artist struggle with the concept of the afterlife
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