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Which words in the sentence are the adjective clause? Joey's new socks, which are light blue, are in the top drawer of his dresser. A. of his dresser B. which are light blu…

Which words in the sentence are the adjective clause? Joey's new socks, which are light blue, are in the top drawer of his dresser. A. of his dresser B. which are light blu…
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Which words in the sentence are the adjective clause? Joey's new socks, which are light blue, are in the top drawer of his dresser. A. of his dresser B. which are light blue C. Joey's new socks D. are in the top drawer of his dresser

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Your answer is B. "Which are light blue" is an adjective clause.
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The answer is b. adjective clauses have to meet three requirements: a subject, verb, and they have to start with words like (whom, which, whose, that,).
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