Editing Danish language (section)

==== Subordinate clauses ====
In subordinate clauses, the word order differs from that of main clauses. In the subordinate clause structure the verb is preceded by the subject and any light adverbial material (e.g. negation).{{sfn|Jensen|2011}} [[Complement clause]]s begin with the particle {{lang|da|at}} in the "connector field".

*''Han sagde, '''at han ikke ville gå''''': he said that he not would go, "He said that he did not want to go"

[[Relative clause]]s are marked by the relative pronouns {{lang|da|som}} or {{lang|da|der}} which occupy the preverbal slot:

*''Jeg kender en mand, '''som''' bor i Helsingør:{{sfn|Haberland|1994|p=345}} "I know a man who lives in Elsinore"