Hello I was wondering if the correct classification is: Relative clause.
It was ownership of "Temptation" for which she craved, body and soul, even though she never again put it in her back.
I've been a whole day just struggling and not sure if the answer is correct.
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Re: sentence
'For' should be omitted, but 'which she craved...' is indeed a relative clause.