alleryStart learning →In "I know who said that", what does the dependent clause "who said that" serve as?
ASubject of the sentence
BModifier of a noun
CObject of a preposition
DObject of the verb know
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Object of the verb know
The clause answers what is known, so it is the object of the main-clause verb know.
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