Unit 7 Grammar - 4th ACCEL

Find the adjective clause.

Joan who works at St. Simon is a great teacher.

• is a great teacher

• who works at St. Simon

Complete with the correct relative pronoun:

The man ______ I talked to last night was Bobby.

• who

• that

• which

Complete with the correct relative pronoun:

The girl _______ is wearing the red veil is my little sister.

Complete with the correct relative pronoun:

The vegetables ______ people produce in South Korea are often the most nutritious.

Complete with the correct relative pronoun:

John is the student ______ reads books every day.

• who

• that

• which

• when

In which sentences CAN the relative pronoun be ommited?

• Anna is the girl who walks her dog every day.

• Anna is the girl who John sees walking her dog every day.

• Anna is the girl that walks her dog every day.

In which sentence CAN'T the relative pronoun be ommited?

• Christmas is the holiday that people around the world celebrate.

• Christmas is the holiday that is celebrated around the world.

• Christmas is the holiday that I never celebrate.

In which sentences CAN the relative pronoun be ommited?

• The present that sits on the table is from Martha.

• The present which the boys placed on the table is beautiful.

• The present which is on the table is beautiful.

In which sentences CAN'T the relative pronoun be ommited?

• Santa who brings presents to good kids lives in the North Pole.

• Santa is the man from the North Pole who kids love.

• The kids that Santa brings presents to lives in the North Pole.

Combine both sentences to produce only one sentence with an adjective clause and the same meaning:

It is a book. The book is good for children

• It is a book that is good for children

• The book that is good for children.

• It is good for children to read books.