Write the type of the clause the sentence contains, for example, subject clause/ predicative clause /object clause /attributive clause: . 

I visited the small town where I spent my childhood summers.

 Write the type of the clause the sentence contains, for example, the adverbial clause of time/ place/ condition/ concession/ cause / purpose/ result/ manner:

Where the law is weak, crime always flourishes.

According to Biber et al. (2003), why are semi-modals like have to or be going to considered more structurally "flexible" than central modals?

What is the defining structural characteristic of a sentence containing a Structure of Secondary Predication (SSP)?

What type of one-member sentence is common to both English and Ukrainian, as exemplified by phrases like "Thomas, Sir" or "Вечір"?

What type of modality is expressed in the sentence "He can speak three languages fluently", which describes the subject's internal capacity or willingness rather than a social rule or logical deduction?

According to Quirk et al., what pattern is illustrated by the complex-transitive sentence "The sun made the grapes ripe"?

In the sentence "He considered it for a minute," what specific element serves as the "predication"?

Which coordinating conjunction expresses a "causal" relationship (providing a reason) in a syndetic compound sentence?

Which structural mechanism is frequently used in English to shift a "heavy" subject clause to the end of the sentence, as in "It is clear that he made a mistake"?