English, asked by suhananaskar, 4 months ago

l have now here to sit (convert into adjective clause)

Anonymous: I have seat so, please take a seat

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Answered by sritejvelamala

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Answer:

'Where to sit' is the Adjective clause

Explanation:

Answered by Studyingkid

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' where to sit '

is the adjective clause........

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