Understanding Relative Conjunctions and Clauses

To discuss sentence fragments.

To highlight the importance of punctuation.

To demonstrate the use of semicolons.

To teach about relative conjunctions and clauses.

Whose

Which

That

Because

To introduce a new subject.

To act as the main verb of a sentence.

To provide additional information about a noun.

To form a complete sentence.

To connect dependent clauses and to separate verbs.

To separate independent clauses and to list items with commas.

To introduce a list and to separate adjectives.

To end a sentence and to separate clauses.

A type of sentence fragment.

A misuse of a comma between two independent clauses.

A correct use of commas in a list.

A way to join two dependent clauses.

A period

A conjunction

A main verb

A subject

An adjective

A conjunction

A gerund

A main verb

A comma is optional before 'which'.

There is never a comma before 'which'.

There is always a comma before 'which'.

A comma is required after 'which'.

Conjunctions

Verbs within the relative clause

Adjectives

Nouns

To memorize grammar rules.

To enhance sentence structure and clarity.

To improve vocabulary.

To learn new conjunctions.