Clause Types: Underline the subordinate clauses and double underline or highlight the conjunctions/connectors in the sentences below. Then write AdjC for adjective clauses, AdvC for adverb clauses, and NC for noun clauses.

The construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, which is located in San Francisco, is indicative of amazing engineering ingenuity.

The construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, which is located in San Francisco, is indicative of amazing engineering ingenuity.

Subordinate clause - which is located in San Francisco

Conjunction or connector - which

Adjective clause - which is located in San Francisco

Noun clause - The construction of the Golden Gate Bridge

Adverb clause - indicative of amazing engineering ingenuity

Explanation:

A dependent clause is a group of words or phrases that do not make a complete sentence and must be dependent on an independent clause to be deemed a complete meaningful sentence. It cannot stand on its own as a sentence.

Conjunctions are those words that are used to join sentences, groups of words or nouns or pronouns, etc in a sentence.

An adjective clause is a clause that describes the noun in the sentence. they serve the same purpose as that of adjectives.

A noun clause is the group of words that acts as the subject or object of the sentence. They are also similar to that of nouns in a sentence.

Adverb clauses are those group of words that describes the verbs or actions in the sentence. They have the same role as adverbs, indicating the time, manner, or cause of the verb in the sentence.

Thus, in the given sentence, the different clauses are-

Subordinate clause - which is located in San Francisco

Conjunction or connector - which

Adjective clause - which is located in San Francisco

Noun clause - The construction of the Golden Gate Bridge

Adverb clause - indicative of amazing engineering ingenuity