That you have come pleases me.
Correct answer: A. Noun clause
- A. Noun clause
- B. adjective clause
- C. adverb clause
- D. independent clause
Explanation
Noun Clause (Correct): A noun clause acts like a noun within a sentence. In this case, "That you have come" functions as the object of the verb "pleases." It fills the position where a noun would typically go to complete the meaning of the sentence ("Something pleases me"). It expresses the reason for the feeling of being pleased.
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