Question

16.IN THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES WRITE A CLAUSE IN PLACE OF WORDS  UNDERLINED AND SAY WHETHER THE CLAUSE IS A NOUN CLAUSE , ADJECTIVE CLAUSE OR ADVERB CLAUSE (1 Point) He cannot find a place to sleep in. He cannot find a place where he can sleep. (adjective clause) He cannot find a place what he can sleep (noun clause) He cannot find a place who can sleep. (adverb clause) 17.The girl with long hair is my cousin. (1 Point) The girl, who has long hair, is my cousin (adjective clause) The girl, what has long hair, is my cousin (noun clause) The girl whose  has long hair is my cousin (adverb clause) 18.In spite of his efforts he failed (1 Point) Though he has made efforts, he failed (adverb clause) When he has made efforts, he failed(adjective clause) Who he has made efforts, he failed( noun clause) 19.He cried aloud for joy (1 Point) He cried as he was full of jo( adverb clause) He cried who was full of joy (noun clause) He cried  what he was full of joy(adjective clause) 20.This is my home (1 Point) This is where I live (noun clause) This is what I live (adverb clause) This is  who I live (adjective clause)​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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