mdm123456 mdm123456

31-12-2015
English

Answered

is 'where winters are long and hard" an adjective clause

Verified Answer :

Billymkhoi Billymkhoi

31-12-2015

Yes, it is.

An adjective clause is a clause that describes things and can replace an adjective.

Hope this is helpful~

Answer Link

Related Questions

Which cell structure serves the states function in both eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells

Which of the following protects the owner of a daycare center in case a person is hurt at the center A Liability insurance B Business interruption insurance C T

How would you explain speed

An object at 289K has a density of 41gcm and a volume of 26112cm Which answer choice represents BOTH the correct temperature of the object in Fahrenheit AND the

True or False Medical information is more readily available now than at any point in the past

gives the cell structure and holds organelles in place

Warren Harding failed to keep corrupt officials out of public office resulting in the Teapot Dome scandal What was the scandal about a creating an illegal monop

Excerpt 2 from Howard E Kochs script for Orson Welless radio adaptationPHILLIPS Ladies and gentlemen this is the most terrifying thing I have ever witnessedcraw

Trudy bought a 40 prepaid long distance card For every minute hat she talks amp025 is deducted from her balance on the card What is the xintercept and what does

Why was keeping a continental Army difficult under the articles of Confederation leading to changes in the US Constitution A States of the smaller populations d

Web Analytics