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An adjectival clause always includes a/an A. relative pronoun. B. direct object. C. infinitive verb. D. conjunction.
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An adjectival clause always includes a/an

A. relative pronoun.
B. direct object.
C. infinitive verb.
D. conjunction.

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A I believe is your answer
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The answer would be A) relative pronoun
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