Adjective clauses

Identify the adjective clause in the following sentence:

The juice which is in the refrigerator is my favorite.

• which is in the refrigerator

• The juice

• which is in the refrigerator is my favorite

• is my favorite

Complete the sentences. Choose the correct completion.

A: How was your trip?

B: Good. On the plane, I sat next to an interesting woman ___ at the zoo.

• whom works

• who works

• which works

• works

Complete the sentences. Choose the correct completion.

Attention shoppers! Will the person ________ please move the car immediately?

• who their car is blocking the exit

• who's car is blocking the exit

• whose car is blocking the exit

• whose their car is blocking the exit

My grandma has told me about the village ... my mom was born.

• who

• which

• whose

• where

Reduce it: I finally understood the topic which was explained by the teacher.

• I finally understood the topic was explained by the teacher.

• I finally understood the topic that explained by the teacher.

• I finally understood the topic which explained by the teacher.

• I finally understood the topic explained by the teacher.

Combine the sentence to make the correct adjective clause:

My friend loves swimming. I saw her in the pool this morning.

• My friend I saw her in the pool this morning loves swimming,

• My friend loves swimming who I saw her in the pool this morning.

• My friend, whom I saw in the pool this morning, loves swimming.

• My friend I saw in the pool this morning loves swimming.

Combine the sentence to make correct adjective clause:

I saw an ultramarathon. The ultramarathon was exciting.

• I saw an ultramarathon that it was exciting.

• The ultramarathon which I saw was exciting.

• I saw an ultramarathon which it was exciting.

• The ultramarathon which I saw it was exciting.

Below are relative pronouns:

1. 1. who

2. 2. when

3. 3. whom

4. 4. which

5. 5. where

6. 6. whose

7. 7. why

• 1. 1, 3, 4, 6

• 1, 2, 3, 4

• 1, 3, 5, 7

• 1, 3, 4, 5

What is an adjective clause?

• Is a dependent clause that modifies a noun or a pronoun

• Is an independent clause that modifies a noun or a pronoun

• Is a dependent clause that modifies a verb

• Is an independent clause that modifies a verb

Which is the case?

• * My neighbor who is so funny is from Lebanon.

• Relative pronoun as object

• Relative pronoun as subject

• Relative pronoun as object of a preposition

• Relative pronoun for possession