Identify the subordinate clause and tell if it is used as an adjective, adverb, or noun. Whenever I feel depressed, I lose my appetite. Subordinate clause: Subordinate clause type:

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User: Identify the subordinate clause and tell if it is used as an adjective, adverb, or noun. Whenever I feel depressed, I lose my appetite. Subordinate clause: Subordinate clause type:

Weegy: "Whenever I feel depressed," is the subordinate clause. It is used as adverb.
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User: Choose the correct relative pronoun. That trick is ____ I expected. who whose whom what

Weegy: WHOM. That girl is one whom ve will succeed.
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User: A relative pronoun usually introduces a(n): adjective clause adverb clause noun clause prepositional phrase

Weegy: Noun Clause
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User: Classify the subordinate clause as a noun, adjective, or adverb clause. Indicate whether it is introduced by a relative pronoun, a subordinating conjunction, or neither. This is a book the children enjoyed. Type of subordinate clause: Introduced by:

Weegy: Relative Pronoun
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User: Identify the infinitive phrase and its use. To win an argument is seldom a desirable goal. Infinitive phrase: Use:

Weegy: "To " is the Infinitive Phrase."win" IS THE SUBJECT
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User: Identify the gerund phrase and its noun use. Driving carelessly increases the likelihood of an accident. Gerund phrase: Noun use:

Weegy: The gerund phrase is "Driving carelessly increases the likelihood of an accident". The noun is accident
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That trick is WHAT I expected.

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A relative pronoun usually introduces an ADJECTIVE CLAUSE.

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This is a book the children enjoyed. Type of subordinate clause: ADJECTIVE. Introduced by: NEITHER.

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To win an argument is seldom a desirable goal. Infinitive phrase: To win an argument. Use: Noun - subject.

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Driving carelessly increases the likelihood of an accident. Gerund phrase: Driving carelessly. Noun use: Subject.

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Identify the gerund phrase and its noun use. Driving carelessly increases the likelihood of an accident. Gerund phrase: Noun use:

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Driving carelessly increases the likelihood of an accident.
Gerund phrase: Driving carelessly, Noun use: Subject

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A clause that may be used as the object of a preposition is a NOUN CLAUSE.

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My most unusual uncle is the man whose portrait hangs on the wall.
The adjective clause "whose portrait hangs on the wall" modifies "MAN".

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