| Adverb
Clause: Modifies
the independent clause |
As
the fox carried her on his back through the forest,
she held on tightly.
The old couple
were crying inside because they were so worried
about the snow girl.
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Adjective Clause:
Modifies the noun it follows
- a person who
- someone/something
that
- a person whose
- a place where
- a time when
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The children who
lived in the village all loved to play with
her.
She didn't trust any
animal that might eat her, like the bear
and the wolf.
She was a make-believe
person whose blood was ice.
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| Noun Clause:
Functions as the subject or
object of a verb |
The bear, the wolf,
and the fox all asked her what she was crying
about. (Always
use sentence word order in noun clauses.)
She believed that
she would be safest with the fox.
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