Which words in the sentence are the adjective clause? Laura, whose talent is obvious, can play the oboe and the piano.

a. the oboe and the piano

b. Laura, whose talent

c. whose talent is obvious

d. can play

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Misael Glover

10 April, 17:23

Which words in the sentence are the adjective clause? Laura, whose talent is obvious, can play the oboe and the piano.

a. the oboe and the piano

b. Laura, whose talent

c. whose talent is obvious

d. can play

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Angela Cruz · Answer 1

The correct answer is C, because that is the only option where adjective meaning is conveyed, the other examples don't even have an adjective in them. The adjectival clause is 'whose talent is obvious'.

Which words in the sentence are the adjective clause? Laura, whose talent is obvious, can play the oboe and the piano.a. the oboe and the pianob. Laura, whose talentc. whose talent is obviousd. can play

Which words in the sentence are the adjective clause? Laura, whose talent is obvious, can play the oboe and the piano.

a. the oboe and the piano

b. Laura, whose talent

c. whose talent is obvious

d. can play