DIFFERENT KINDS OF CLAUSES.

• https://leverageedu.com/blog/clauses/
• https://www.learngrammar.net/english-grammar/clauses

1. Adjective Clause

It is a Dependent Clause that modifies a Noun.

 Basically, Adjective Clauses have similar qualities as Adjectives that are of modifying Nouns and hence the name, Adjective Clause.

 These are also called Relative Clauses and they usually sit right after the Nouns they modify. 
Examples:

• I’m looking for the red book that went missing last week.

• Finn is asking for the shoes which used to belong to his dad.
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2. Noun Clause

• Dependent Clauses acting as Nouns in sentences are called Noun Clauses or Nominal Clauses.

  Examples:

  • I like what I hear.
  • You need to express that it’s crossing a line for you.
  • He knows how things work around here. 

•  These often start with “how,” “that,” other WH- words (What, Who, Where, When, Why, Which, Whose and Whom), if, whether etc.

• Can be Subject of a sentence,

• the object of a verb,

• the object of a preposition,

• etc.,

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3. Adverbial Clause

• By definition, these are Dependent Clauses acting as Adverbs.

  Examples:

  • Alice did the dishes till her legs gave up.
  • Tina ran to the point of panting vehemently.
  • I went through the book at a lightning speed.

•  It means that these clauses have the power to modify Verbs, Adjectives and other Adverbs.

• Put  in these questions:

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• HOW, WHEN, WHERE, AND IN WHAT MANNER.

  CLAUSE OF REASON: (why)

   He is ill because  he has fever.

  CLAUSE OF TIME.( when)

   The application will be sent to you after the publication of the news. 

  CLAUSE OF MANNER(HOW)

• It rained as we expected.

• CLAUSE OF PLACE( WHERE)

• This is the hospital where he was born.

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