English, 25.08.2019 12:30, 1hannacarson

Which of the following sentences does not have an adjective clause?
the poem, which peg wrote for me, was good enough to print.
he made some statements, and they had no foundation of fact.
gerry won a swimming pool trophy of which he is very proud.

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Which of the following sentences does not have an adjective clause?
the poem, which peg wrote...