define clauses? nd it's kinds with explanation
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A Clause is a group of words that include a subject And predicate.
EXAMPLE:-
Rosey graduated in from Ramjas college with a degree in mathematics.
( The subject ‘Rosey is followed by the predicate, ‘gratuated from Ramjas college with a degree in mathematics.
- Independent clause/Main Clause/Principal Clause
An independent Clause may stand alone as a sentence. Every sentence must have one or more independent clauses. If it doesn't have an independent Clause, it is not a sentence but merely a fragment.
EXAMPLE:-
Even though Hima had to look after her sick parents, she never compromised with her studies. ( The independent Clause is ‘She never compromised with her studies’.)
- Dependent clause/ Subordinate clause
A dependent clause must always be
accompanied by an independent Clause.A sentence May have one or more dependent clauses.
EXAMPLE:-
Even though hima had to look after her sick parents, she never compromised with her studies,( The dependent Clause is Even though hima had to look after her sick parents’.)
- Adjective clause
An adjective clause modifies a noun or pronoun. Adjective clauses are introduced by relative pronouns.
EXAMPLE:-
Bebo prefers the courses which prepare her for a teaching career. (Adjective clause: ‘Which prepare her for a teaching career.) (‘ Which is the relative pronoun.)
- Adverb Clause
An adverb Clause modifies a verb, an adverb or a adjective. Adverb Clause are introduced by adverbs.
EXAMPLE:-
Although Jose spent weeks in hospital, he still passed every courses. ( Adverb Clause: ‘ Although Jose spent weeks in hospital’. ‘ Although is the adverb.
- noun clause
A noun Clause Acts as a noun and therefore can be a subject, object or predicate.
EXAMPLE:-
Whether I can pass The enterace test will determine my future educational opportunities.(‘ whether I can pass the entrance test’ is a noun clause serving as the subject of the sentence. 'Whether is the Subordinating conjunction.