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What kind of clause are the bolded words?
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What kind of clause are the bolded words?

What kind of clause are the bolded words?-example-1
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When we see a subject after "whether", we can understand it is not Adjective clause (relative clause).

Adverb clause includes time conjunctions.

The answer is C.

(A subject right after "whether")
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