Question

The well, which is at the end of this road, has not been used for some time. (underline the

main clause)​

Answer 1

Answer:

Main clause : The well has not been used for some time.

Subordinate clause : which is at the end of this road

• Adjective clause

Answer 2

Answer:

The well, which is at the end of this road, has not been used for some time.

$\bold\longrightarrow$ Main clause - The well has not been used for some time

Subordinate clause - which is at the end of this road

Explanation:

${\red{\bigstar}}$ A clause has a subject and a finite verb of its own.

${\red{\bigstar}}$ A clause that can stand on its own is called the principal or main clause.

${\red{\bigstar}}$ A clause that cannot stand on its own is a subordinate clause.

e.g. The boy took the umbrella as it was raining.

$\bold\longrightarrow$ Main clause - The boy took the umbrella

Subordinate clause - as it was raining

$\sf\pink{Hope \: it \: helps}$