The dominant of the subdominant: the tonic chord with a minor 7th added.
The tonic with a flattened 7th
V of IV is the tonic chord itself; it only sounds like a dominant when the minor 7th is added: in G major, G, B, D, F natural.
The F natural falls to E, and the music turns to IV.
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