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What is a Subordinate Clause

ansh2230: a group of words that is not a sentence but that adds information to the main part of the sentence

आश्रित या अधीन उपवाक्‍य (वाक्‍य के मुख्‍य अंश की सूचना में वृद्धि करने वाला शब्‍द-समूह जो स्‍वयं में वाक्‍य नहीं है)

In the sentence ‘We left early because it was raining’, ‘because it was raining’ is the subordinate clause.

In the sentence ‘We left early because it was raining’, ‘because it was raining’ is the subordinate clause.

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Answered by khushi46140

group of words that is not a sentence but that adds information to the main part of the sentence

आश्रित या अधीन उपवाक्‍य (वाक्‍य के मुख्‍य अंश की सूचना में वृद्धि करने वाला शब्‍द-समूह जो स्‍वयं में वाक्‍य नहीं है)

In the sentence ‘We left early because it was raining’, ‘because it was raining’ is the subordinate clause.

In the sentence ‘We left early because it was raining’, ‘because it was raining’ is

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Answered by Anjali2739

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EXPERT360: I asked for Subordinate Clause Mam not only clause..But anyway thank you!

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Anjali2739: subordinate clause are those phrases which were dependent on other phrases

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