Select the correct underlined dependent clause in the sentence. Then, select whether the clause functions as a noun, adjective, or adverb. First prize is a trophy that comes with a gift certificate.

(First prize is a trophy) that comes with a gift certificate.

First prize is a trophy (that comes with a gift certificate.)

First prize is a (trophy that comes) with a gift certificate.

adjectival clause

adverbial clause

noun clause

The underlined dependent clause in the sentence is that comes with a gift certificate, and it functions as an adjectival clause.

Explanation:

A dependent clause is a clause that cannot stand on its own, it needs to be part of a bigger sentence. In this case, you cannot just say 'That comes with a gift certificate.' because something is missing.

Also, since that clause is describing the noun trophy, it's an adjectival clause because adjectives closely describe nouns. What kind of a trophy? A trophy that comes with a gift certificate.

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on apex:

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