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An adjective clause may modify a(n)
adjective
noun
adverb

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Answer:

Noun.

Step-by-step explanation:

First we need to remember that adjectives are parts of speech which stand beside a noun and modify it. ( for example: big city)

Adjective clause is a type of a dependent clause that consist of a relative pronoun (which connects clause with the word we are describing), subject and a verb - they all together serve as an adjective. So, just like adjectives, they also modifies nouns.

E.g. The cookies that my Grandma bakes are very tasty.

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