A content clause, often referred to as a "complement clause," is a type of subordinate clause that serves as the complement to a verb, adjective, or noun within a sentence. It provides specific information about the action or state described by the main clause. Content clauses typically begin with words like "that," "if," or "whether." For example: 1. "She said **that** she would come to the party.
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