Question

pick out the clauses in the following sentences and state they are adjective,noun or adverb clause.:1) this is the temple where I meet my friend.​

Answer 1

this is the temple where I meet my friend

adjective clause

Answer 2

Answer :-

1. This is the temple where I meet my friend.

• Type : Adjective clause

Explanation :-

~What is a clause ?

→ We know that a clause consists of a large no. of information than a phrase.

→ It can be part of a sentence or a sentence by itself

→ A clause has a subject and a predicate

It includes ::

• Subject
• Verb / Verb phrase
• Noun / Noun phrase

~Types of clauses

Noun clause

• A noun clause is a dependent or subordinate clause which does the work of a single noun. A noun clause begins with that, a question word, or if/whether.

Example -

→ My friends noticed that I was very sad.

→ We didn't know why she was so irritated.

→ I don't know whether the shop is open right now.

Adjective Clause

• Adjective or relative clause performs the work of an adjective, by modifying a noun or a pronoun. Since it is a subordinate clause, it cannot stand alone, They are linked to the main clause by relative pronouns such as who , which , that , whose , whom, where , to whom which work as subordinating conjunctions.

Example -

→ The person who was singing in my neighbourhood .

→ The man whose picture was in the newspaper is missing.

Adverb clause

• Adverb clause is a subordinate or a dependent clause that does the work of an adverb. It cannot stand alone as a complete sentence, It begins with a subordinate conjunction which connects it with the main clause.

Example -

→ After the play ended, they went for a walk.

→ As soon as the lecture ends, the bell rings.

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