Where Can Restrictive and Nonrestrictive Clauses Appear in a Sentence

question 26

Multiple Choice

Where can restrictive and nonrestrictive clauses appear in a sentence?

• A)In the subject or in the predicate.
• B)Only in the subject.
• C)Only in the predicate.
• D)Restrictive clauses are always in the subject, nonrestrictive in the predicate.
• E)Nonrestrictive clauses are always in the subject, restrictive in the predicate.

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Definitions:

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The average time that a customer or item spends waiting in a queue before being served.

μ

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