Identify the subordinate clause and state its type: 1. Rohit has informed me that our team has won the match. 2. Where there is peace thee is prosperity. 3. Life is what we make it. 4. He came to tell me that school was close. 5. They who work the hardest are the most successful. 6. I won’t go to her birthday party unless she invites me. 7. He did as he was told. 8. We sent flowers to Anup who was Unwell. 9. He was angry because we came late 10.Who will be selected for the post is not certain.
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1). that our team has won the match - noun clause
2). Where there is peace - noun clause
3). what we make it - noun clause
4). that school was close - noun clause
5). who work the hardest - adjective clause
6). unless she invites me - adverb clause
7). as he was told - adverb clause
8). who was Unwell - adjective clause
9). because we came late - adverb clause
10). Who will be selected for the post - noun clause
Explanation:
- Subordinate clauses are defined as the dependent clauses beginning with either with a subordinating conjunction or a relative pronoun.
- These are of three types: noun clause, adjective clause, or adverb clause.
- The Noun clauses are defined as the subordinate clauses acting as nouns to express some truth, probability, mental truth, or necessity. These clauses may function as subjects, objects, or predicate nominatives.
- Adverb clauses are described as the clauses that offer detail about the information given in the principal clause, or about verb/adjective.
- Adjective clauses are demonstrated as the clauses that are employed to qualify or describe a noun or pronoun.
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He felt that I had an awful secret to reveal.
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