What are Clauses?
A Clause is a group of words that forms a part of a sentence, with a subject and a predicate of its own.
The Main Clause: The Main Clause gives the direct meaning with a finite verb.
Example: The mice will play
She has taken the permission.
The Subordinate Clause: Subordinate Clause does not give complete meaning. It always depend on main clause.
Example: When the cat is away.
Since Sangeetha attends the function.
Noun Clause : Noun Clause does the function of a noun in a sentence.
Example: Amin fears that he shall fail.
Babu relied that he would come.
Adjective Clause: Adjective clause does the function of an adjective which modifies the noun.
Example: I am the monarch of all I survey.
The dog which bites does not bark.
Adverb clause: An Adverb Clause does the function of an adverb which modifies the verb.
Example: You may sit wherever you like
He fled where his pursuers could not follow.
