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Nominal Relative Clause
Nominal or noun clauses are of four types: That-clause Interrogative clause Wh-interrogative clause (they’re introduced by wh-element such as who, whom, whose, what, which, how, etc.) Yes-no interrogative clause (they’re introduced by if and whether) Exclamative clause Nominal relative clause…
Relative clause vs. Adverb clause
Relative clause and adverb clause differ in few ways: 1. Function in sentences 1.1. Function of relative clause Relative clause, or adjective clause, is a dependent clause that functions as an adjective in a sentence. It modifies noun phrase and…
Noun clause vs. Relative clause
Noun clause and relative clause differ in few ways: 1. Function in sentences 1.1. Function of noun clause Noun clause is a dependent clause that functions as noun in a sentence. Since it functions as noun, it can occupy nominal…
Complement Clause
This post explains complement clause and clears the confusion between complement clause and noun clause. What is complement clause? A complement clause is a dependent clause that completes the meaning of a noun, adjective, verb, or preposition. It is essentially…