Doves, WHICH ARE CONSIDERED SYMBOLS OF PEACE AND BEAUTY, are related to plain old pigeons. a) independent clause b) adjective clause c) adverb clause d) noun clause
I know it's not (a) or (c). I think it may be (b), but (d) has put me in doubt...
What does the clause do? Does it describe the subject? Does it do the same thing a noun does?
well I think a noun clause is a noun and it's modifiers, it's talking about a thing, but wouldn't it be (b)? I'm so confused
Okay, so a noun clause can be: an obj. of preposition, subject, direct object, or predicate. Basically, a noun clause does anything a noun can do. Adjective clause is often in the middle of a sentence, and it is started with relative pronoun like which, who, whom, and where.
Yes, it is B. If you're still confused, let me know.
Oh that explains it! Thank you for making things clear!
No problem! Glad I could help ya. :)
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