A restrictive clause is one that

A. limits the meaning of the word it describes.

B. should be set off by commas.

C. functions as an adverb.

D. usually occurs at the beginning of a sentence.

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Emery Robinson

10 November, 21:12

A restrictive clause is one that

A. limits the meaning of the word it describes.

B. should be set off by commas.

C. functions as an adverb.

D. usually occurs at the beginning of a sentence.

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Yair Archer · Answer 1

It is one that limits the meaning of the word it describes. It includes a sentence that does not use commas to describe that certain adjective. A restrictive clause is very much needed to try and describe the true meaning of what you are trying to explain in a sentence.

A restrictive clause is one thatA. limits the meaning of the word it describes.B. should be set off by commas.C. functions as an adverb.D. usually occurs at the beginning of a sentence.

A restrictive clause is one that

A. limits the meaning of the word it describes.

B. should be set off by commas.

C. functions as an adverb.

D. usually occurs at the beginning of a sentence.