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What is the adjective clause in the sentence? Uncle Don, whom everyone loves to see, is wearing a clown suit to the party. A. to the party B. a clown suit to the party C. whom everyone loves to see D.
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What is the adjective clause in the sentence? Uncle Don, whom everyone loves to see, is wearing a clown suit to the party. A. to the party B. a clown suit to the party C. whom everyone loves to see D. is wearing a clown suit

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The correct option is C.

"Uncle Don" is the subject.

"is wearing" is the predicate.

"suit" is the direct object.

"to the party" is the prepositional phrase.
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