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B. Complete these sentences by adding suitable noun clauses.
1. I hope .
2. I saw .
3. I often wonder .
4. Tell her .
5. Please show me .
6. Have you heard ?
7. I don’t know .
8. I believe .
9. is a genius!
2. Adjective Clause
A clause that functions like an adjective in a sentence is called an adjective clause.
For example,
y The house on the left, which belongs to the Kumars, is for sale.
y The mobile phone which has a blue cover is mine.
An adjective clause
♦ tells us something about the noun.
♦ begins with a relative pronoun (who, whom, whose, that, or which) or
a relative adverb (when, where, or why).
♦ answers the question which or who.
C. Complete these by adding suitable adjective clauses.
1. I know the place .
2. Students will not be promoted.
3. He found the key .
4. She left by the train .
5. Where is the pen ?
6. Any child will be punished.
7. That young boy, , is here.
8. Here is the novel .
9. This is that park .
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