2 years ago

the crocodile, which had been lurking under the water, pounced towards its prey. The subordinate clause here is

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timofeeve [1]2 years ago

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Answer:

which had been lurking under the water

subordinate clauses always start with a subordinating conjunction, and in this sentence, the conjunction is which. so the answer is "which had been lurking under the water"

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