Complete the following sentence using the Adjective Clause. Choose th…

The correct answer is Option (2) → which at mid day was hot

An adjective is a word that describes a noun or a pronoun, for example a tall tree, the food is tasty.

Complete sentence: The Sun which at mid day was hot made the traveller thirsty. An adjective clause describes a noun, just as an adjective does. Here it describes the Sun.

Option	What it tells	Example
(1) whom at mid day was heat	"whom" is used for persons, and only as an object. The Sun is a thing and is the subject of the clause. "was heat" uses a noun where an adjective is needed.	–
(2) which at mid day was hot (answer)	It begins with a relative pronoun: who/whom for persons. which (or that) for things and animals. The clause needs a proper predicate: "was hot" (adjective), not "was heat" (noun).	The book which you lent me was very useful.
(3) where at mid day was hot	"where" introduces a place ("the town where I live"). The clause here describes the Sun itself, not a place.	–
(4) when at mid day was hot	"when" refers to a time ("the day when we met"), and the clause is left without a subject for "was hot".	–