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Adjective Clauses Part 1 (Sep 3rd)

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Do adjective clauses and adjectives have the same function in a sentence?

a)

Yes

b)

No

2.

If the relative pronoun functions as an object in a sentence, can it be omitted?

a)

Yes

b)

No

3.

If the verb of the adjective clause agrees with the noun that is being described, is the relative pronoun functioning as a subject or an object? (Look at this example: Mr. Smith calls Ted who is the gardener Michael, and I don’t know why.)

a)

Object

b)

Subject

4.

The pronouns “that”, “who”, “whom”, and “which” are called:

a)

Reflexive pronouns

b)

Relative pronouns

c)

Indefinite pronouns

5.

If the adjective clause is non-defining, then…:

a)

We can omit it if we want to.

b)

We have to keep it; otherwise, the sentence will not make sense.

c)

We can put it in a separate sentence.

6.

Mark the ones that are indefinite pronouns.

a)

Someone

b)

Whom

c)

Anything

d)

Everybody

e)

One / Ones

7.

Complete the sentence using the correct relative pronoun:

The presenter called the kid (a)   was wearing a yellow shirt because she won the prize.

8.

Is it correct if we omit the relative pronoun in this sentence?


The backpack (that) you found on the bathroom is mine.

a)

Yes

b)

No

9.

Is this non-defending adjective clause correct?


Francisco’s car, that he bought last month, is very fast.

a)

Yes

b)

No

10.

Complete the sentence using the correct form of the verb between parentheses. Note: use simple present.


The scissors that Viviana (a)   (to use) to cut hair are on the first drawer.

11.

Which of the following relative pronouns can be used can be used to refer back to both, things and people?

a)

that

b)

who

c)

which

d)

whom

12.

Write a sentence introducing the adjective clause with the relative pronoun “that”.

4 lines
13.

Write a sentence including an adjective clause in which the relative pronoun can be omitted. Thus, write the sentence with the relative pronoun, and then without the relative pronoun.

4 lines
14.

Write a sentence using the pronoun “the one” or “the ones”. You can use a type of dialogue (with two lines), or a single sentence.

4 lines
15.

Write a sentence the works as an answer using an adjective clause for the following conversation:


A: She said she did not like the movie.

B: ____________________________________.

4 lines
16.

Write a sentence in which the relative pronoun functions as a subject.

4 lines
17.

Write a sentence in which the relative pronoun functions as an object.

4 lines