Ask Juan, one of the best students I have ever had at university, why he is late.

What kind(s) of CLAUSE(s) are/is there in this sentence?

• ADJECTIVE CLAUSE + NOUN CLAUSE

• NOUN CLAUSE + ADJECTIVE CLAUSE

• NOUN CLAUSE

• ADJECTIVE CLAUSE

I didn’t go to the gym today as I had a lot of homework to do.

• ADVERB CLAUSE OF MANNER

• ADVERB CLAUSE OF TIME

• ADVERB CLAUSE OF DEGREE

• ADVERB CLAUSE OF REASON

You can go first as you're the oldest.

• ADVERB CLAUSE OF MANNER

• ADVERB CLAUSE OF TIME

• ADVERB CLAUSE OF DEGREE

• ADVERB CLAUSE OF REASON

I was wondering if you'd like to come to the cinema with me this evening.

• NOUN CLAUSE

• ADJECTIVE CLAUSE

• ADVERB CLAUSE

  (condition)

Does your mom get mad if you don’t call her?

• NOUN CLAUSE

• ADJECTIVE CLAUSE

• ADVERB CLAUSE

  (condition)

ADJECTIVE CLAUSES are introduced by RELATIVE PRONOUNS and RELATIVE ADVERBS.

• FALSE

• TRUE

Either we change the plan, or we postpone the meeting.

• SIMPLE

• COMPOUND

• COMPLEX

• C-C

Since the final English exam is on Monday, my English students have studied every day during this week.

• SIMPLE

• COMPOUND

• COMPLEX

• C-C

Whether or not the project succeeds depends on a number of factors.

• SIMPLE

• COMPOUND

• COMPLEX

• C-C

NOUN CLAUSES have a FUNCTION within the sentence.

• TRUE

• FALSE