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11 Cards in this Set
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Each of the following sentences contains one or more dependent clauses in italics. Indicate whether it is an adjective, noun, or adverb clause.
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Each of the following sentences contains one or more dependent clauses in italics. Indicate whether it is an adjective, noun, or adverb clause.
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"When you draw blood from a patient," you should wear appropriate gloves, "which can protect both you and the patient."
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adverb,
adjective |
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The last chemotherapy trial worked better "than the first one did."
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adverb
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"Only children who are under the age of two" should receive this immunization.
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adjective
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He had no explanation for "what he was doing".
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noun
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"Whatever the patient says" has to be clinically correlated "so that we can accurately document the present illness".
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noun, adverb
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She is confident "that her test results will be negative".
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adverb
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I know "where she lives", and "driving there" will take awhile.
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noun, noun
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The brace "that I gave her on her last visit" has greatly improved her symptoms, "which were rather severe at that time".
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adjective, adjective
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Patients "whose symptoms are unrelieved by steroid injection" will likely not respond well to surgical intervention.
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adjective
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He works for the clinic "where you had your previous surgery".
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adjective
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