The boy is absent today. We are talking about the boy.
change into adjective clause to make one sentence
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Adjective clauses are generally defined as the clauses that acts as an adjective in a given sentence usually defining a noun.
Given sentences :
The boy is absent today. We are talking about the boy.
After joining the sentences using an adjective clause, the sentence will be as follows:
We are talking about the boy, who is absent today.
Here, " who is absent today " is the adjective clause.
Given sentences :
The boy is absent today. We are talking about the boy.
After joining the sentences using an adjective clause, the sentence will be as follows:
We are talking about the boy, who is absent today.
Here, " who is absent today " is the adjective clause.
garimaverma71:
can it also be as--. the boy we are talking about is absent today?
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