Restrictive Adjective Clauses

Identify the restrictive adjective clause in the following sentence: The book that is on the table belongs to me.

• the book

• belongs to me

• on the table

• that is on the table

Identify the restrictive adjective clause in the following sentence: I don't like the movie that we watched last night.

• that we watched last night

• that we enjoyed last night

• which we saw last week

• who sat next to me in the theater

Write a restrictive adjective clause for the given sentence: The girl is wearing a dress.

• The girl with a dress

• The girl wearing a dress

• The girl who is wearing a dress

• The girl in a dress

Combine these sentences

1. I have a friend.

2. My friend lives in New York

• I have a friend, who lives in New York.

• I have a friend which lives in New York.

• I have a friend that lives in New York.

• I have a friend who lives in New York.

Punctuate the restrictive adjective clause in the following sentence: The car that is parked in the driveway needs to be moved.

• The car that is parked, in the driveway, needs to be moved.

• The car that, is parked in the driveway, needs to be moved.

• The car that is parked in the driveway needs to be moved.

• The car, that is parked in the driveway, needs to be moved.

Punctuate the restrictive adjective clause in the following sentence: The dog that barks loudly is annoying.

• The dog that barks loudly is annoying.

• The dog that barks loudly is cute.

• The dog, that barks loudly, is annoying.

• The dog that barks loudly, is sleeping.

Use the correct relative pronoun to form a restrictive adjective clause: I know the person is coming to the party.

• what

• why

• who

• where

Use the correct relative pronoun to form a restrictive adjective clause: She is the student got the highest score in the class.

• why

• where

• what

• who

Edit the sentence to include a restrictive adjective clause: The boy is playing in the park.

• The boy is playing in the park with his friends.

• The boy is playing in the park after finishing his homework.

• The boy who is wearing a red hat is playing in the park.

• The boy is playing in the park because it's a sunny day.

Edit the sentence to include a restrictive adjective clause: The house is painted blue is beautiful.

• The beautiful house is painted blue.

• The blue painted house is beautiful.

• The house is painted by blue is beautiful.

• The house that is painted blue is beautiful.