Adjective Clause

This is the girl … comes from Spain.

• who

• whose

• whom

• which

• of which

A friend of mine … we talked helped me to do my homework.

• whom

• from whom

• to whom

• whose

• why

Do you bring the novel … I give to you yesterday?

• when

• whose

• which

• who

• in which

I still remember the place … I lost my helmet a week ago.

• when

• who

• why

• where

• which

This is the place … the Dutch imprisoned Pangeran Diponegoro.

• on which

• where

• there

• that

• which

Which of the following sentences does not contain an adjective clause?

• She found the keys that were lost.

• John, who is my best friend, is coming over.

• Running late, he missed the bus.

• The dog that barked all night finally quieted down

• Semarang is the place where I was born

What is the most suitable description to the picture below?

• The girl who wear green cloth sits in front of his workloads.

• There are so many delicious foods in the table whose color is yellow.

• The delicious foods that is healthy are thrown by the girl.

• The girl who wears green t-shirt enjoy the healthy food.

• The foods and drinks are not enough for the girl.

Really? So she is marrying a man … she hardly knows.

• whom

• who

• that is

• which

• whose

The fact … he was put into jail made his wife cry.

• who

• whom

• where

• how

• that

What is the most suitable description to the picture below?

• I visited the museum which has beautiful view.

• The mountain, that we climbed, offers breathtaking views of the valley.

• The mountain which we saw on photo is not that beautiful.

• The lake is so wonderful.

• I visited the mountain which had so many tourists last summer.