<span>a syntactic construction containing a subject and predicate and forming part of a sentence or constituting a whole simple sentence.
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The above sentence makes a reference to The Covenant of the Rainbow which states that God will never again let the floodwaters kill all living creatures; never again He will send a flood to destroy the earth.
In this biblical allusion, God uses the rainbow as a sign of his promise never again to destroy all life on Earth.
In the sentence "<span><em>If you finish your yard work, you can take the car to the movie.</em>", the first clause (</span>If you finish your yard work,) is a dependent clause as it depends on the second clause (<span>you can take the car to the movie.) in order to have complete meaning. This sentence starts with <em>If</em> (adverb of condition). An elliptical clause contains the omission of something that is implied. An adjective clause describes nouns and pronouns. A noun clause acts as a pronoun. Because, with the exception of option D, none happen in this sentence, your best answer is option D.</span>
