i'd offer brainliest! change the italicized group of words to an adjective clause (the italicized words are in parentheses.) 1. He made some statements, and (they had no foundation in fact.) 2. Gerry won a swimming trophy. (He is very proud of it.) 3. Mother was sitting near the window. (The heavy winds shattered it.) 54. Kim and Jane were discussing the play. (They both had seen it.)

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Alivia Stephens

18 August, 15:37

i'd offer brainliest! change the italicized group of words to an adjective clause (the italicized words are in parentheses.) 1. He made some statements, and (they had no foundation in fact.) 2. Gerry won a swimming trophy. (He is very proud of it.) 3. Mother was sitting near the window. (The heavy winds shattered it.) 54. Kim and Jane were discussing the play. (They both had seen it.)

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Paxton Butler · Answer 1

He made some statements that had no foundation in fact

Gerry won a swimming trophy which made him very proud

Mother was sitting near the window when the heavy winds shattered it

Kim and Jane were discussing the play which they had both seen