Choose the correct sentence with an Adjective Clause.

He tells a tale that sounds untrue.

The correct answer is Option (1) → He tells a tale that sounds untrue.

The correct sentence with an Adjective Clause is: "He tells a tale that sounds untrue."

1. "He tells a tale that sounds untrue."

   • Adjective Clause: "that sounds untrue"
   • This clause describes the noun "tale", making it an adjective clause.

2. "They fought as heroes do."

   • Clause: "as heroes do" (Adverbial Clause, not Adjective Clause)
   • It describes how they fought, so it's an adverb clause, not an adjective clause.

3. "I fear that I shall fall."

   • Clause: "that I shall fall" (Noun Clause)
   • It acts as the object of the verb "fear", making it a noun clause.

4. "I can run faster than you."

   • Clause: "than you" (Adverbial Clause)
   • It compares running speed, making it an adverb clause, not an adjective clause.