WorksheetsAdjective, Adverb, and Relative Clauses
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is the adjective clause? The dress that she is wearing is new.
that she is wearing
she is wearing
that she is wearing is new
The dress
What is the adjective clause? The doctor, who examined the sick child, was very kind.
who examined the sick child
was very kind
the doctor who examined
who examined the sick child was very kind
What is the adjective clause? The paper that David is writing must be finished by Friday.
that David is writing
must be finished by Friday
that David is writing must be finished by Friday
The term paper
What is the relative clause? The man, whose opinions I respect the most, is my father.
whose opinions I respect the most
whose opinions I respect
whose opinions I respect the most, is my father.
The man, whose opinions
What is the relative clause? I know Kurt, who is my neighbor, served in World War II.
who is my neighbor
who is my neighbor, served
I know
I know Kurt
What is the relative clause? Many trees, which fell in the road, caused accidents around our town.
which fell in the road
Many trees
Many trees, which fell in the road,
caused accidents around our town
What is the adverb clause? Josie often listens to music when she does her homework.
often listens to music
Josie often listens
when she does her homework
she does her homework
What is the adverb clause? If you want to go to the concert, you will need your parents' permission.
you will need
If you want
If you want to go to the concert
your parents' permission
What is the adverb clause? David fed his dog after he gave her a bath.
David fed his dog
after he gave her a bath
after he gave
he gave her a bath
Combine the sentences using a relative clause. My mom makes excellent baked ziti. She is an amazing cook.
My mom makes excellent baked ziti, who is an amazing cook.
My mom, who is an amazing cook, makes excellent baked ziti.
My mom who is an amazing cook makes excellent baked ziti.
My mom, which is an amazing cook, makes excellent baked ziti.
Combine the sentences using a relative clause. Zoe took the dogs for a walk. Zoe is a very helpful young lady.
Zoe took the dogs for a walk, who is a very helpful young lady.
Zoe, which is a very helpful young lady, took the dogs for a walk.
Zoe, which took the dogs for a walk, is a very helpful young lady.
Zoe, who is a very helpful young lady, took the dogs for a walk.
Combine the sentences using a relative clause. The worker used an ax to cut down the tree. The ax was extremely sharp.
The worker used an ax, that was extremely sharp, to cut down the tree.
The worker used an ax that was extremely sharp to cut down the tree.
The worker used an ax to cut down the tree that was extremely sharp.
The worker, who was extremely sharp, used an ax to cut down the tree.
