Which kind of clause functions as a subject, object, or complement?
independent clause
noun clause
adverb clause
adjective clause

The answer is

B.

Noun Clause

The answer is

B.

Noun Clause

B: noun clause

Explanation:

The kind of clause that functions as a subject, object, or complement is a noun clause.  It functions a  noun of the sentence because it is a group of words in a sentence that behave as a noun; it is also known as a nominal clause (they are used to name something). This type of clause is always dependent , which means it cannot stand alone.

B: noun clause

Explanation:

The kind of clause that functions as a subject, object, or complement is a noun clause.  It functions a  noun of the sentence because it is a group of words in a sentence that behave as a noun; it is also known as a nominal clause (they are used to name something). This type of clause is always dependent , which means it cannot stand alone.

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