Adjective Clauses with Prepositions

Which of the following sentences correctly uses an adjective clause with a preposition?

• The book that I told you about is on the table.

• The book which I told you is on the table about.

• The book about which I told you is on the table.

• The book is on the table that I told you about.

Identify the adjective clause with a preposition in the following sentence: 'The artist to whom we spoke was very talented.'

• The artist was very talented.

• To whom we spoke was very talented.

• The artist to whom we spoke.

• To whom we spoke.

Choose the correct sentence with an adjective clause and a preposition.

• The man whom I was talking to is my uncle.

• The man to whom I was talking is my uncle.

• The man I was talking to whom is my uncle.

• The man whom to I was talking is my uncle.

What is the function of the preposition in an adjective clause?

• To connect the clause to the noun it modifies.

• To introduce a new subject.

• To end the sentence.

• To replace the noun.

Which sentence contains an adjective clause with a preposition?

• The city where I was born is beautiful.

• The city in which I was born is beautiful.

• The city I was born is beautiful in.

• The city is beautiful where I was born.

In the sentence 'The person with whom I shared the secret is trustworthy,' what role does 'with whom' play?

• It is the subject of the sentence.

• It is the object of the preposition 'with.'

• It is the main verb of the sentence.

• It is an adverbial phrase.

Select the sentence that correctly uses an adjective clause with a preposition.

• The house in which I grew up is now for sale.

• The house which I grew up in is now for sale.

• The house I grew up in which is now for sale.

• The house is now for sale in which I grew up.

Which of the following sentences contains an adjective clause with a preposition?

• The teacher whom I learned from was excellent.

• The teacher from whom I learned was excellent.

• The teacher I learned from whom was excellent.

• The teacher whom from I learned was excellent.

Identify the correct use of an adjective clause with a preposition.

• The friend whom I went with to the party was fun.

• The friend with whom I went to the party was fun.

• The friend I went with whom to the party was fun.

• The friend whom with I went to the party was fun.

What is the correct adjective clause with a preposition in this sentence: 'The musician about whom we talked is famous.'

• The musician is famous.

• About whom we talked is famous.

• The musician about whom we talked.

• About whom we talked.