Compare and Contrast and Adjective Clauses

We want to visit a place______is celebrating the new year.

• when

• where

• that

The man _____car I borrowed is my father.

• whose

• who

• whom

• which

I know the girl that you are speaking about.

• can drop "that"

• can't drop "that"

You use "that" for clauses that are necessary, and necessary clauses never get commas.

• True

• False

If the clause is not necessary, then you must use a comma and never use "that".

• True

• False

The color in the background _______the color in the foreground.

• differs from

• differences

• different

_____Warhol's painting, Monet's is abstract.

• Even though

• Despite

• Unlike

• While

I went to bed late last night ___ being really tired.

• despite

• although

• whereas

• while

____my classmates are talkative, I'm very quiet.

• Whereas

• While

• In spite of

• Despite

People love to walk in the parks in this city ____the fact that the winters are very cold.

• although/even though

• despite/in spite of

• while/whereas

• yet