Latihan Adjective Clause dan Noun Clause

What is an adjective clause and provide an example?

• Example: 'The book that I read is very interesting.'

• The book that I saw is very big.

• The book that I wrote is very interesting.

• The book that I bought is very expensive.

What is an adjective clause and provide an example?

• Example: 'The book that I read is very interesting.'

• The book that I saw is very big.

• The book that I wrote is very interesting.

• The book that I bought is very expensive.

What is an adjective clause and provide an example?

• Example: 'The book that I read is very interesting.'

• The book that I saw is very big.

• The book that I wrote is very interesting.

• The book that I bought is very expensive.

Identify the adjective clause in the following sentence: 'The book that I read is very interesting.'

• that I see

• that I read

• that I wrote

• that I bought

Make a sentence using an adjective clause that describes a person.

• A person who never helps is a stranger.

• A person who likes to exercise is my friend.

• A person who helps me is a good friend.

• A person who lives in the city is my enemy.

What is the difference between an adjective clause and a noun clause?

• Both adjective clauses and noun clauses explain verbs.

• An adjective clause functions as a subject, while a noun clause explains verbs.

• A noun clause explains nouns, while an adjective clause functions as an object.

• An adjective clause explains nouns, while a noun clause functions as a subject or object.

Identify the noun clause in this sentence: 'I do not know what he said.'

• what he does

• what he said

• what he wants

• what he sees

Make a sentence with a noun clause as the subject.

• That you are here is surprising.

• What you said is true.

• When you arrive is uncertain.

• Why she left is unclear.

Identify the adjective clause in the sentence: 'He is a person who always helps.'

• who always goes

• who always helps

• who does not help

• who always listens

Make a sentence that contains both types of clauses: adjective and noun.

• The fast car is expensive.

• The cute cat is playing.

• The tall tree fell down.

• The thick book is interesting.