In Ukrainian syntax, what type of subordinate clause answers the question 'chomu?' (why?) and is introduced by 'tomu shcho' or 'oskilky'?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. A subordinate clause of reason / cause (pidryadne prychyny)
- Step 1: In Ukrainian literature and language under the NMT syllabus, Clauses of reason explain motives or causes using conjunctions like 'tomu shcho' and 'bo'. Answer: A subordinate clause of reason / cause (pidryadne prychyny). Why not the others: A subordinate clause of purpose (pidryadne mety) does not match the canonical literary or grammatical fact.
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