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The document defines and provides examples of adjective clauses. It explains that an adjective clause modifies a noun or pronoun and can be either essential or nonessential. Essential clauses are restrictive and provide necessary information to identify the noun, while nonessential clauses provide additional, unnecessary information and are set off with commas. Several examples are then given of sentences containing adjective clauses modifying different nouns like "teacher", "reason", and "park". The clause
- Author
- Bwin Net
- Language
- EN