State whether the subordinate clause used in the following sentences are adjective clause, noun clause or adverb clause.
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1. Here is the money that you lent me. (Adjective clause)
2. The person who leaves last should put the lights out. (Adjective clause)
3. This is the house that I told you about. (Adjective clause)
4. People are sleeping out on the streets because there are not enough houses. (Adverb clause)
5. I knew that I should write to her, but I forgot. (Noun clause)
6. Does anyone know where Janet lives? (Noun clause)
7. James replied that he was feeling better. (Noun clause)
8. Come in quietly so that she does not hear you. (Adverb clause)
9. I always knew that I could trust you. (Noun clause)
10. The scales broke when I was weighing myself this morning. (Adverb clause)
11. If you are ever in London, come and see me. (Adverb clause)
12. The woman who was sitting behind the reception desk gave me a big smile. (Adjective clause)
