adjective clause

[nguyennguyen]

Dear teacher,
I have a sentence:
The way she will come is not clear to me.
I think she will come is an adjective clause anh modifies the noun "the way". is it correct? is this the grammar function of the subordinate clause ???

Please help me

Thank you in advance
NN

[MikeNewYork]

Originally Posted by nguyennguyen

Dear teacher,
I have a sentence:
The way she will come is not clear to me.
I think she will come is an adjective clause anh modifies the noun "the way". is it correct? is this the grammar function of the subordinate clause ???

Please help me

Thank you in advance
NN

Yes, the entire clause functions as an adjective.

[BobK]

Originally Posted by MikeNewYork

Yes, the entire clause functions as an adjective.

The entire clause :? - you mean 'The way she will come' - i.e. 'her route'? It seems to me that that functions as a noun. This too is suggested by the it in 'It is not clear to me how she will come'.

b

[MikeNewYork]

Originally Posted by BobK

The entire clause :? - you mean 'The way she will come' - i.e. 'her route'? It seems to me that that functions as a noun. This too is suggested by the it in 'It is not clear to me how she will come'.

b

The adjectival clause is "she will come". It modifies "way", which is the subject of the sentence.

[BobK]

b

[MikeNewYork]

Originally Posted by BobK

b