Question

His statement that he saw a tiger can't be believed. (Underline the sub-ordinate clause)​

Answer 1

The subordinate clause in 'can't be believed.'

What is a subordinate clause?

• A subordinate clause can be described as a part of a sentence which cannot stand alone as it will not have a proper meaning.
• A subordinate clause can comprise of a subject and a verb yet still it cannot stand alone.
• For example the clause 'can't be believed' above cannot stand alone as it shows that it is incomplete.