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  • An adjective clause is also known as a...
    Relative Clause
  • What are the FANBOYS actually called?
    Coordinating Conjunctions
  • An adverb clause is also known as a...
    Subordinate Clause
  • What does a relative clause modify?
    a noun
  • Phrase or Clause? - How old is your parrot?
    Clause
  • Relative or Subordinate Clause: Please address the envelopes before you leave this afternoon.
    Subordinate Clause
  • Phrase or Clause? - That we will be okay
    Clause
  • Phrase or Clause? - Went to the store yesterday
    Phrase
  • Identify the subordinate clause within this sentence, "Once the rain stops, we will be able to go outside."
    Once the rain stops
  • Phrase or Clause? - Without my books,
    Phrase
  • Phrase or Clause? - Unless I see some changes
    Clause
  • Relative or Subordinate Clause: Before we got out of bed, my father had already cleared the snow off the sidewalk.
    Subordinate Clause
  • Which type of sentence is this? She is innocent, so she has appealed to the court.
    compound
  • Which type of sentence is this? In the evening, I am going to the park.
    complex
  • What does a subordinate clause modify?
    a verb
  • What type of sentence is this? I did not know that this food was meant only for the staff, so I ate a cookie.
    compound-complex
  • What type of sentences is this? I remember the day that we met very well.
    Complex
  • Relative or Subordinate Clause: When I am older, I would like to travel in South America.
    Subordinate Clause
  • Identify the subordinate clause within this sentence, "What the criminal did was shocking to the nation."
    What the criminal did
  • What type of sentence is this? We are going to the park tomorrow.
    simple
  • Are adverb clauses independent or dependent clauses?
    Dependent
  • Identify the subordinate clause within this sentence, "I will go to the beach if it is sunny."
    if it is sunny
  • Name all the relative pronouns (there are 5)
    That, Which, Who, Whom, and Whose
  • Identify the relative clause within this sentence, "My aunt, who lives in Japan, likes Japanese culture."
    who lives in Japan
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