Question

highlight all the words that make up the relative clause in the sentence below.
andy bernard told me to never laugh at anyone whose shoes were
untied.

Explanation:

A relative clause is a subordinate clause that modifies a noun or pronoun (the antecedent). In the given sentence, the relative clause starts with the relative pronoun "whose" and provides additional information about "anyone". The relative clause here is "whose shoes were untied" as it describes the "anyone" by specifying the condition of their shoes.

Answer:

whose shoes were untied