Question

he promised that he would return the money soon (identify the subordinate clause and name it )​

Answer 1

Answer:

"that he would return the money soon." is the subordinate clause.

Explanation:

This is because the clause I mentioned above cannot stand on itself and all these clauses which need the help of other clauses to express themselves are subordinate clauses.

Answer 2

He promised that he would return the money soon (noun subordinate clause)

Explanation:

• A subordinate clause cannot stand  on its own as a whole sentence; it only  complements a sentence's main clause, therefore adding to the whole meaning
• A noun clause is a subordinate/dependent clause which acts as a noun. A noun clause starts with how,  whatever, that, what, whether, when,  whichever, where, whoever, whom, which, who, why and whomever.
• Example, Shubam's greatest asset is that he is a diligent employee. Here the noun clause contains the subject "he" and the verb "is".