Clause and its types | Clause and types of clauses | Dependent Clause | Independent Clause

[@MuhammadHaroonQuraishi]

Sir according to u in a sentence where she went so how we will identify that its a noun phrase

[@muammadsadip1174]

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[@ifrasohail8341]

noun and adjective clause main difference kaise clear hoga

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[@Ahsankhan-xo6fd]

(She was hungry) it also contains sub* (she) and verb* (was) _ then how it is dependant clause?

[@mukamilkhanss]

She was hungry is not a dependent clause it is an independent clause. but ( because she was hungry) Is a dependent clause. because she was hungry چونکہ وہ بھوکی تھی۔۔۔۔۔۔ It can not give full meaning now.

[@MubsharUstaad]

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[@mukamilkhanss]

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[@AbbasKhan-fj6fu]

Sir in adverb clause example "quickly" Is adverb not ran

[@mukamilkhanss]

Quickly is an adverb. Ran is a verb. Her the adverb clause qualifies the verb ran.

[@AbbasKhan-fj6fu]

Ok sir