Adjective clauses and appositives

Tap the correct appositive for the next sentence:

Our dog, ____, is only two years old.

• Thunder

• who lives in with my uncle

• a very large dog

The next sentence has an appositive:

Alanna, my neighbor, is going to start Jr. High.

• True

• False

Tap the correct definition for an appositive:

• It is a verb that modifies the noun.

• These usually start with a relative pronoun and have a verb.

• Their job is to rename, redefine or describe a noun.

Tap the best appositive for the next sentences:

The Eiffel Tower,___________ , can be found on the Champs de Mars.

• where is in Paris

• my best friend

• Gustave Eiffel’s masterpiece

• that I love

Tap the correct definition for an adjective clause :

• It is a verb that modifies the noun.

• These usually start with a relative pronoun and have a verb.

• Their job is to rename, redefine or describe a noun.

Tap the correct adjective clause for the next sentence:

Young-Hee, _______ , lives in Victoria.

• my best friend

• the boy

• a new student

• who is a Korean student

Tap the correct adjective clause for the next sentence:

This town, ______, is special to me.

• where my dad was born

• the boy

• that I made

• whose hair is white

Tap the sentences with an adejective clause(can be more than one):

• Let's go to the beach, where we can relax.

• Matt, my dog, is very well trained.

• I asked Jerry, who is very intelligent.

• We can play soccer, which is a great team sport.

Tap the correct option for the next sentence:

Mary, the owner of the store, is very hardworking.

• It is using a relative clause.

• It is a compound sentence.

• It has an appositive

• Their job is to describe a noun.

Tap the correct option for the next sentence:

Pete, who bought the cake, owns a small business.

• It is using a relative clause.

• It is a compound sentence.

• It has an appositive

• Their job is to describe a noun.