well actually no trick to identify clause easily read the sentence and find the main clause first then it is easy
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Cool Mohak answered this
tricks. keep them safe
noun clause - ask the question "what"
adjective clause - ask the question " which "
adverb clause - look out for words that indicate reason, condition, result, supposition, time, place, etc.!
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Mayank Rathi answered this
look clauses are of 3 types adverb clause can be identified by time,place
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Manisha Joshi answered this
tricks. keep them safe
noun clause - ask the question "what"
adjective clause - ask the question " which "
adverb clause - look out for words that indicate reason, condition, result, supposition, time, place, etc.!
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Azmee Fatima answered this
yes their is a trick but it is not compulsary in all sentences that 90% of clause starts with conjuction... ...
and it is easy to remmember also that clause starts with c and conjuction also sterts with c
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Digdarshini answered this
Convert simple sentences to complex sentences
1- Do you know the cost of this bicycle?
2- I request your help?
3- I have nowher to sit.
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Harsh Bhatt answered this
A main clause can stand independently and make complete sense. A subordinate clause does not form complete sense. It needs more information to complete the meaning. An easy way to identify a subordinate or a dependent clause is that it starts with a subordinate conjunction(since, until, so that, etc.) or a relative pronoun(who, which, etc.). It has a subject and a verb.
