DT 3.2- Adjective Clause & Prepositional Phrase

He bought a novel. It tells about a detective story.

The sentences can be combined as follows:

• He bought a novel which tells about a detective story.

• He bought a novel a detective story.

• He bought a novel which is telling about a detective story.

• He bought a novel who tells about a detective story

• He bought a novel which telling about a detective story.

I have a new friend. Her house is near my house.

The sentences can be combined as follows:

• I have a new friend which house is near my house.

• I have a new friend where house is near my house.

• I have a new friend who house is near my house.

• I have a new friend whose house is near my house.

• I have a new friend whom house is near my house.

The man ____ we met at the party is the general manager of big company

• who

• whom

• whose

• which

• which is

Students _____ will be awarded scholarship

• Who pass with excellent grades

• Whose pass with excellent grades

• To pass with excellent grades

• Which pass with excellent grades

• Pass with excellent grades

Sasha is going to go to Disney Land. We visited there last year.

The above sentences can be joined as follows___.

• Sasha is going to Disney land who we visited last year

• Sasha is going to go to Disney Land which we visited last year.

• Sasha is going to go to Disney Land when we visited last year.

• Sasha is going to go to Disney Land whom we visited last year.

• Sasha is going to go to Disney Land where we visited last year.

The man is very rich. His car is new.

The two sentences can be joined as follows ____

• The man that car is new is very rich.

• The man whom car is new is very rich.

• The man which car is new is very rich.

• The man who car is new is very rich.

• The man whose car is new is very rich.

What is the adjective clause in the following sentence:

The doctor who originally saw us was out today.

• The doctor was out today

• was out today

• who originally saw us

• The doctor who originally saw us

• who originally saw us was out today.

The function of adjective clauses is to describe ...

• verbs

• other adjectives

• nouns

• only the subject of a sentence

• subject

Adjective clauses begin with words such as ...

• after, before and whom

• because, whose, which

• who, whom, and which

• that, when and so

• so, such and who

What is the main sentence in the following sentence:

The book whose main character won a gold medal is one of my favorites

• The book is one of my favorites

• whose main character won a gold medal

• The book whose main character won a gold medal

• Its main character won a gold medal

• one of my favorites