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Adjective clause,restrictive.
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An adjective clause may define the subject
or just add more information about the subject
which is already well-defined the restrictive or
defining adjective clause defines the subject.

The man who jumped from the roof was rushed to
the hospital.
In this sentences the clause who jumped from the roof
defines the man who was rushed to the hospital.

[A] A restrictive or defining adjective clause.
is not separated from its subject a comma
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