Which sentences are you talking about
-A noun clause<span> is a dependent </span>clause<span> that can be used in the same way as a </span>noun<span> or pronoun.
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Answer:
Have not
Explanation:
Have not combines to become haven't. For example, I have not ate food today you can also say I haven't ate food today.
Answer:
Generally,, they are interchangeable and my answer is D
Answer: C. That dog gets fatter every day.
Explanation: All of the other answer choices are redundant; i.e. "most loudest", "more fuller" and "most quickest" do not work.
