In the sentence below, the boldfaced words are a(an) _____ clause. No one asked (why the train was late again.) noun adjective adverb independent

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In the sentence below, the boldfaced words are a(an) _____ clause.

No one asked (why the train was late again.)

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adjective

adverb

independent

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The answer is independant.

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