Why do you think it's a modifier? What do you think it is modifying?
Try replacing the phrase with one word ("it") and see what that part of speech that word would be.

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I found what I was looking for.
In the above sentence, please advice if what I was looking for is a modifier. If yes, what is it modifying and what "kind" of modifier it is.
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Why do you think it's a modifier? What do you think it is modifying?
Try replacing the phrase with one word ("it") and see what that part of speech that word would be.
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There are several ways of analysing that sentence. One way would be to say that it's a noun clause, direct object of the verb 'found'.
It's just an object clause, I think.
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