Which group of words is an adjective clause in the sentence? the Artic region, where winters are long and cold, is home to more than 400 species of flowering Plants?

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Lilian Sanford

11 April, 16:15

Which group of words is an adjective clause in the sentence? the Artic region, where winters are long and cold, is home to more than 400 species of flowering Plants?

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Lance Mccann · Answer 1

I believe the answer is "Where winters". "Where" is the subject and "winters" is the verb.

Explanation: An adjective clause has a subject and a verb. It tells you more about a particular noun in the sentence. Adjective clauses usually start with the words who, what, which, where, when and that (although "that" can often be left out.)