English, 24.08.2019 01:30, diane8879

Identify the complete adjective clause.
this is the opportunity for which i have been waiting all my life.
this is the opportunity
the opportunity for which
the opportunity for which i have been waiting all my life
for which i have been waiting all my life
thave been waiting all my life

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Identify the complete adjective clause.
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