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Closure Property for Addition of Integers

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Tap the adjective clause in the sentence-

'The teacher, whose son is my classmate, is unwell.'

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whose son is my classmate

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is unwell.

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Solution

The correct option is A whose son is my classmate
Here, 'Whose son is my classmate' is an adjective clause as it refers to the noun 'teacher'.

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