Complete the following sentences with appropriate subordinate clauses and state what type of clause each is – i.e. noun, adjective, or adverb clause. i It is clear that……. ii If we run ……. iii My English teacher, who ……. iv The movie which ……. v I don’t know how …….

Sure, let's complete the sentences with appropriate subordinate clauses and identify the type of each clause (noun, adjective, or adverb clause):

i. It is clear that she is not interested in the topic.

• Type of clause: Noun clause (serving as the subject of the sentence)

ii. If we run fast enough, we can catch the bus.

• Type of clause: Adverb clause (modifying the verb "can catch")

iii. My English teacher, who is very knowledgeable about grammar, teaches us well.

• Type of clause: Adjective clause (modifying the noun "teacher")

iv. The movie which we watched last night was fantastic.

• Type of clause: Adjective clause (modifying the noun "movie")

v. I don’t know how to solve this math problem.

• Type of clause: Adverb clause (modifying the verb "know")

In each completed sentence:

• The noun clause in sentence (i) functions as the subject of the main clause.
• The adverb clause in sentence (ii) modifies the verb "can catch."
• The adjective clause in sentence (iii) provides additional information about the noun "teacher."
• The adjective clause in sentence (iv) gives more details about the noun "movie."
• The adverb clause in sentence (v) modifies the verb "know" by explaining the manner or reason for not knowing.