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What is the adjective clause in the sentence? The festival, which begins on Monday, will feature many floats in a parade. A. many floats in a parade B. will feature C. which begins on Monday D. the festival
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What is the adjective clause in the sentence?

The festival, which begins on Monday, will feature many floats in a parade.

A.
many floats in a parade

B.
will feature

C.
which begins on Monday

D.
the festival

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Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

C is wrong

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The adjective clause in the sentence The festival, which begins on Monday, will feature many floats in a parade is C) which begins on Monday, because it modifies the noun the festival, and acts as an adjective.
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