Difference between a substantive subordinate clause and a substantive adjective I

Welcome to UnProfesor, in today's video we are going to see the differences between a substantive subordinate clause and a substantive adjective clause.

First of all, we must remember that these Subordinate adjective noun clauses will be relative in principle but have undergone a whole substantivation process that makes behave as a name, that is, they behave like a substantive subordinate clause.

That is why they share the functions that a name or noun phrase would have, that is, they can have the same function: direct object, complement of verb regime, agent complement ...

Let's see how these are repeated functions in the case of a simple sentence and in the case of a substantive adjective subordinate clause.

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