Answer: A) First person narrator.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: C) Whose
Answer: A) Which
Answer: A) That
Answer: C) It is my neighbors who/that always make noise at night.
Answer: D) Wherever you go.
Answer: C) Nominalisation can improve readability when used judiciously.
Answer: D) Whose
Answer: B) As is the case.
Answer: B) That
Answer: B) I don't understand what you said.
Answer: B) Whom I told you about.
Answer: B) That has been offered the scholarship.
Answer: C) Whom the teachers like.
Answer: A) Parking lot.
Answer: A) WHO
Answer: A) Who
Answer: A) It was Emma.
Answer: C) What happens is.
Answer: D) Tenochtitlan of the Aztec Empire.
Answer: B) Work hard is what we do!
Answer: C) Both
Answer: B) I told him to study more.
Answer: B) Certificate of origin.
Answer: A) It has noted.
Answer: C) A clause representing speech or thought.
Answer: C) That
Answer: C) His invention that.
Answer: B) It was.
Answer: D) Which
Answer: A) The pilot must watch.
Answer: A) Reality
Answer: A) A
Answer: D) That
Answer: C) You're
Answer: B) Schedule an examination.
Answer: C) Including further information.
Answer: C) Who married.
Answer: D) English Professor.
Answer: A) Is said.
Answer: C) Whatever
Answer: D) Mandates
Answer: D) It was on my birthday that.
Answer: C) Whatever difficulty.
Answer: C) (contact clause).
Answer: B) Some of which.
Answer: C) Which/ that.
Answer: C) Are concerned.
Answer: C) All of which.
Answer: B) A democracy.
Answer: A) Nominal clause.
Answer: A) Where she works.
Answer: D) "No taxation without representation".