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Match each sentence with the type of dependent clause it includes.

1. Whatever you're doing is incorrect.
2. These are the girls who are going.
3. When you get ready, we will go.

A. adverbial clause
B. nominal clause
C. adjectival clause

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Final answer:

Identify and classify dependent clauses in sentences into adjectival and nominal clauses.


Explanation:

Adjectival clauses:

  1. I know who that is.
  2. I will take the book that is least expensive.
  3. There is the fellow whom I've met before.
  4. There is the woman who hired me.

Nominal clauses:

  1. I know whom you spoke with.

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