Could you please explain me what is the difference between that which is shown below;
a) I have a lot of work which I must do. (Adjectival clauses)
b) He can't decide what he should do. (Noun clauses)
I feel as if we reckon them with the same category.
Could you tell me how to decide which one is Adj or noun clause ?? for what ?
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Dear Bill,
How I can thank you, I do not know at all. I am appreciated.
As you know I am obsessive with english grammar. The time when I deeply struggle against solving some question, I can be confused easily.
You open a window to get it. Especially those words was a golden key for me;
"But an adjectival clause, unlike most adjectives, will usually follow the noun instead of being in front of the noun. So if a noun is followed by a clause that describes the noun, the clause is adjectival."
it was a good emphasis to me;
"The whole clause actually takes the place of a single noun."
and so, your examples very clarify me.
God Bless you.
Take care always Bill,
Selma,