In SVO languages, where are relative clauses almost always placed?
ABefore the noun modified
BAt the end of the text
CAfter the noun modified
DInside the main verb
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. After the noun modified
SVO languages place relative clauses after the nouns they modify, with Chinese varieties as exceptions.
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