Types of Clause

   

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In mastering conversational English. Our previous must understand the grammar. Therefore the authors discuss in this paper entitled about types of clause.

In this paper the author describes a wide variety clause and examples, gun helps to better understand the deeper.

Clause are in the middle of sentences and phrases. A clause has a definite subject, meaning, predicate, an verb. Then we will learn about clauses it's kines and examples. The to types of clauses in English are independent and dependent clauses.

The independent clause is also known as the main clause. It has a subject as well as a verb, and can also be used as a sentence. It cannot be used as a noun, adjective, or adverb because it acts as a sentence. An example of independent clause is Farika is clever.

Dependent clause are also called subordinate clause and need independent clause to give the complete meaning of the sentence. A dependent clause consists of a subject, a verb and a predicate but does not act as a sentence because it needs support from the independent clause.

We are student    because we often study hard

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It can be used as a noun, adverb, and adjective too.

Noun Clause : dependent clause acts as a noun then it is known as a noun clause. it can act as the subject or object of the verb.

Example : I think he likes that cupcake

Adverb clause : a dependant clause acting as an adverb is known as an adverb clause. it performs the action of the adverb that changes the verb or other adverb or adjective.

Example : I might leave early as I have an important task 

Adjective clause : a dependent clause acting as an adjective is known as an adjective clause. it can qualify the noun or pronoun available in the sentence. An adjective clause will generally start of with words like who, whom, whose, when, where, which, that, and why.

Example : I have borrowed that doll which has pink colour.