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Noun descriptive clause has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebDescriptive ClauseA descriptive clause is a type of dependent clause that adds information to a sentence by providing details about a noun or pronoun. SensesSense 1: Grammatical functionIn this sense, a descriptive clause functions as an adjective in a sentence, modifying or describing a noun or pronoun. Example sentence:The book The Hobbit, which is a fantasy classic, is loved by readers of all ages. Sense 2: ContentIn this sense, a descriptive clause provides specific information about the subject, object, or action of the main clause. Example sentence:Jason heard a noise outside, which made him curious to investigate. Amazon Related ProductsThe Hobbit - a fantasy classic loved by readers of all ages. | ||||
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