Witam! Mam problem z zdefiniowaniem następujących zdań. Należy je przypisać do poszczególnych kategorii : subject Noun clause or noun clause appositive, relative clause or relative sentencial clause , adverb clause
The claim that he's brilliant amazes me, noun appositive clause ?
Who's woods these are I do not know. relative clause czy noun clause ?
He asked where we were going to spent our vacation noun clause czy adverb clause?
I told her where I'd been. noun clause czy adverb clause?
London, where Sally lives now is a fine place. relative czy adverb clause?
That idea, that John is worthy of such an honor, disgusts me, relative or noun appositive clause?
That she already knew about it came as a great surprise. noun clause?
She made him what he is wearing today. noun clause?
The idea which never came to anything, bothered me at the time.
Do not ever go where I have just been. adverb clause?
Do not ever ask where I have just been. Noun clause czy adverb clause?
Jeszcze jedno pytanko!
It's not all easy to find such a thing these days. Czy to jest simple sentence?
Będę bardzo wdzięczna za szybką odpowiedź :)