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Adjective Clauses This type of clauses are dependant clauses and they describe nouns or pronouns. Examples: 1. My brother, who lives in San José, is older than me. 2. My mom has a friend whose son is an orthopedic doctor. Adverb Clauses This type of clauses are dependant clauses and they can modify a verb, an adjective, or an adverb. Examples: 1. I can not answer the online test because the lights went out. 2. Before I started styding English teaching, I was in another career. Noun Clauses These are subordinate or dependant clauses and they can be used as a noun, as a subject, as an indirect or direct object, as an object of preposition or as a predicate noun. Examples: 1. My cousin is happy where she lives now. 2. My uncle will never forget when he crashed his new car.

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