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Which type of clause provides content implied or commented upon by its main clause?
Which word can introduce a content clause?
In which instances can the subordinator 'that' be omitted in English?
Which type of clause serves as the subject of the main clause?
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What is another term for a dependent clause?
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Study Notes
Clause Types and Functions
- A content clause is a type of clause that provides content implied or commented upon by its main clause.
- A content clause can be introduced by words like that, if, and whether.
- The subordinator 'that' can be omitted in English in certain instances, such as in informal writing or speech.
- A nominal clause serves as the subject of the main clause.
- A dependent clause is also referred to as a subordinate clause.
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Test your knowledge of dependent clauses with this quiz. Learn about the different types of dependent clauses and how they function within complex sentences.
