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WorksheetsAdjective Clauses
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is an adjective clause?
an independent clause
a relative clause
a dependent clause that modifies a noun
a clause which follows a noun
How do we use who and that in adjective clauses?
as subject pronouns to describe people
both can be used in conversation, but that is more common in writing
they cannot be omited from the adjective clause
Which of the following relative pronouns do we use as object pronouns in adjective clauses?
that
who
whom
nothing
Which of the following pronouns are used to describe things in adjective clauses?
who
that
which
nothing
In a sentence containing an adjective clause, the verb must agree with________
the subject
the noun
the object
In adejctive clauses, we use "whose" to indicate:
(a)
I went to the doctor_______ had helped my mother.
that
who
which
nothing
The dog _______ bit me beloged to Mr. Jones.
that
who
whom
nothing
Ann talked to the man _____ had won the lottery.
who
that
which
whom
Mary was wearing the red dress _____ she wears for parties.
that
who
which
nothing
The parents thanked the woman _____ had saved their son.
who
whom
that
which
What's the name of the writer _____ book won a prize?
who
whose
I love the ice cream _____ they sell in that shop.
who
that
nothing
Alice in Wonderlan, _____ is one of the most popular children's books in the world, was written by CS Lewis.
who
that
which
nothing
Which of the following pronouns are more common in writing?
who
that
which
whom
What are clauses?
a complete, independent sentence
a groups of words containing a subject and a verb
a group of sentences about the same topic
a complete dependent sentence
