Adjective Clauses

Adjective claues always come after the noun they modify.

• True

• False

WHOSE is used to...

• Express that something - someone belongs to the noun.

• Have an alternative to WHO

• Have an alternative to WHICH

• Express that we are referring to only objects.

Dan is the ___ cousin is my new neighbor.

• man, whose

• man whose

• man who is

• man that his

Students __ practice outside the classroom learn a new language more easily.

• , who

• who

• , which

• , that

Poliglotes are ___ speak more than two languages.

• people whose

• people, which

• people who

• people, that

This is the ___ moved to the apartment below mine.

• gentleman whose

• gentleman who

• gentleman, who

• gentleman which

Which sentence is correct?

• The man who left his wallet is coming back for it.

• The man, who left his wallet, is coming back for it.

• The man whose wallet left, is coming back for it.

• The man, that left his wallet, is coming back for it.

Which of the following are Relative Pronouns?

• Which

• Whose

• That

• What

What kind of clause is this:

Mary, whose mom is a nurse, sits behind me in class.

• non-defining

• defining

• nonessential

• essential

THAT is used to...

• refer to people

• refer to things

• refer to both, people and things

• refer to places