English, 10.12.2021 02:20, keshewar2671

He left the pigs in shame WITH A DECISION TO GET IN BETTER HEALTH. * (words in caps) which clause

A… Independent clause
B… adjective clause
C…adverb clause
D…noun clause
E… not a clause

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