Which phrase can replace the underlined adjective clause in the following sentence?

Is the any chemical "which can be used to clean that stain from the carpet?"

A. cleaning that stain from the carpet

B to clean that stain from the carpet liom nan2 nonsesuon

C. be used to clean that stain from the carpet mnanro0nuannu

D. which to clean that stain from the carpet

E. which used to clean that stain from the carpet

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Johnathon Hunter

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1 November, 20:09

Which phrase can replace the underlined adjective clause in the following sentence?

Is the any chemical "which can be used to clean that stain from the carpet?"

A. cleaning that stain from the carpet

B to clean that stain from the carpet liom nan2 nonsesuon

C. be used to clean that stain from the carpet mnanro0nuannu

D. which to clean that stain from the carpet

E. which used to clean that stain from the carpet

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Vanessa Mcfarland · Answer 1

B. To clean that stain from the carpet.

Explanation:

The phrase that can replace the underlined adjective clause in this sentence is "to clean that stain from the carpet." This is because this phrase is the most applicable one and is the best option : ')