Mastering Relative and Comment Clauses

Front

Identify the relative clause in the sentence: 'The book that I borrowed was fascinating.'

Back

that I borrowed

Front

Reduce the relative clause in this sentence: 'The teacher who is speaking is my favorite.'

Back

The speaking teacher is my favorite.

Front

Use a comment clause in the sentence: 'She is, I believe, the best candidate for the job.'

Back

She is, I believe, the best candidate for the job.

Front

Differentiate between the relative clause and the comment clause in this sentence: 'The car, which is red, is mine, I think.'

Back

The relative clause is 'which is red', and the comment clause is 'I think'.

Front

Combine these sentences using a relative clause: 'The artist is famous. She painted that mural.'

Back

The artist who painted that mural is famous.

Front

Identify the relative pronouns in the sentences: 1) The movie that we watched last night was thrilling. 2) The guy who saved my life was a famous singer!

Back

That, Who

Front

Identify the type of clause in this sentence: The woman who lives next door is a doctor.

Back

Defining relative clause

Front

Reduce the following relative clause: 'The students who are studying hard will pass the exam.'

Back

The hard-studying students will pass the exam.