Adjective Clauses (3)

Directions: Listen to sentences in normal, contracted speech. You will hear: whose, who’s (meaning who is), or who’s (meaning who has). Choose the correct meaning.

Example:

You will hear: I know a woman who’s a taxi driver.
You will choose: whose who is who has

Grammar

Multiple Choice

Choose the words hear:

• whose

• who is

• who has

Multiple Choice

Choose the words hear:

• whose

• who is

• who has

Multiple Choice

Choose the words hear:

• whose

• who is

• who has

Multiple Choice

Choose the words hear:

• whose

• who is

• who has

Multiple Choice

Choose the words hear:

• whose

• who is

• who has

Multiple Choice

Choose the words hear:

• whose

• who is

• who has

Multiple Choice

Choose the words hear:

• whose

• who is

• who has

Directions: Combine the two sentences. Use “who” or “whose” to introduce an adjective clause.

Example:

I know a doctor. His last name is Doctor.
I know a doctor whose last name is Doctor.

Grammar