Analyze the sentence to select the adjective clause and the word(s) it modifies. charles colson, who is a christian, wrote the book born again. adjective clause: word modified:

An adjective clause is used to modify a noun or noun phrase in a sentence. In the given sentence above, that which is an adjective clause is;

The word that it modifies is;

An adjective clause or relative clause is a part of a sentence that offers further description of a previously mentioned noun or noun phrase in a sentence.

It includes a word that shows that there is a noun being referred to, for example, who, whom, which, etc.

In the sentence above, the adjective clause begins with who and shows a reference to the noun Charles Colson.

Summarily, the noun clause in the sentence is, "who is a Christian."

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The adjective clause is  ►

who is a Christian

Noun modified ►

Charles Colson

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EXPLANATION

An adjective clause usually begins  with a relative pronoun, and has a subject and verb.

It gives more information on the noun related to the relative pronoun.

Here you know more about "Charles Colson" : he was a Christian.

But the sentence still makes sense without the adjective clause...

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mine is hell,we all hate each other,we fight but me and my mom,dad,and siblings get along.

hello!

"hidesato showed not the least sign of fear. he tried to calm the dragon king: don't be afraid. i shall surely kill the centipede."

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