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Is the sentence below a noun clause or an adjective clause, and may you please tell me why? Sentence: Botanists tell us that the bristlecone is a member of the foxtail family. P.S. please make it fast
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Is the sentence below a noun clause or an adjective clause, and may you please tell me why?

Sentence: Botanists tell us that the bristlecone is a member of the foxtail family.

P.S. please make it fast I need to go.

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A noun clause because in a noun clause it includes the word “that”
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