An object clause
An adverbial clause
A subject clause
A predicative clause
An attributive clause
I ventured on asking why he was in such a hurry to get back to town. (Collins)
Frank... returned to the auction room as fast as his legs would carry him. (Dreiser)
The fortunate fact that the rector’s letter did not require an immediate answer would give him time to consider. (Hardy)
The thing to be settle on now is whether anything can be done to save him. (Dreiser)
Whatever I can do for you will be nothing but paying a debt... (Eliot)
