The woman who works at that desk is absent today.

the woman

the woman who works

the woman who works at that desk

who works at that desk

desk is absent

is absent today

this sentence contains no dependent clause

Question

The woman who works at that desk is absent today.


the woman

the woman who works

the woman who works at that desk

who works at that desk

desk is absent

is absent today

this sentence contains no dependent clause

anonymous · Answer

help me

anonymous · Answer

Dependent clauses have subjects and verbs and often start with: who, what, where which, that....

anonymous · Answer

D. If this clause is omitted, the remaining sentence still makes sense and has a subject and verb. I would classify answer D as a restrictive relative clause due to it being necessary to identify the exact woman in question. https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100412171914AAiinAm

mponce · Answer

who works at that desk