Wilma was matched against a women named Jutta Heine
who had never been beaten. ( Identify subordinate clause and
it's type)
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Given:
Wilma was matched against a woman named Jutta Heine who had never been beaten.
What To Do:
We have to identify the subordinate clause and its type.
Required Answer:
Wilma was matched against a woman named Jutta Heine who had never been beaten. - Subordinate Clause (Adjective Clause)
∴ Here, "who had never been beaten" is the subordinate clause and its type is an adjective clause.
Explanation:
Here,
'who had never been beaten' is a subordinate clause because,
- It is not independent but dependent.
- It doesn't make complete sense.
- It isn't like the sentence within the sentence.
Here,
'who had never been beaten' is an adjective clause because,
- It is talking about the noun ie. 'Jutta Heine' and describing about her that she had never been beaten.
- It contains a relative pronoun ie 'who'.
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Answer:
who had never been beaten is the subordinate clause
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