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WorksheetsMastering Noun and Adjective Clauses
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Identify the noun clause in the following sentence: 'What she said surprised everyone.'
What surprised everyone
Everyone was surprised
What she said
She said
Identify the adjective clause in the following sentence: 'The book that you lent me was fascinating.'
you lent me
that was fascinating
The book was fascinating
that you lent me
Analyze the function of the clause in this sentence: 'I believe that he will come.'
The clause 'that he will come' is an adverbial clause modifying 'believe'.
The clause 'that he will come' functions as a prepositional phrase in the sentence.
The clause 'that he will come' functions as a noun clause acting as the direct object of 'believe'.
The clause 'that he will come' serves as an adjective clause describing 'I'.
Create a sentence using a noun clause as the subject.
That she was late was obvious.
When he arrived, everyone cheered.
What she decided surprised everyone.
How they solved the problem was impressive.
Identify the noun clause in this sentence: 'I don't know where she went.'
I don't know
where she went
she went
where she
Identify the adjective clause in this sentence: 'The car which is parked outside belongs to my neighbor.'
which belongs to my neighbor
which is parked outside
is parked outside
the car belongs to my neighbor
Analyze the function of the clause in this sentence: 'The fact that he is late worries me.'
The clause 'that he is late' functions as a noun clause, acting as the subject complement.
The clause 'that he is late' functions as an adverbial clause.
The clause 'that he is late' acts as a direct object in the sentence.
The clause 'that he is late' serves as a prepositional phrase.
Create a sentence using an adjective clause to describe a noun.
The book that I read yesterday was interesting.
The car that is red drives fast.
The cat that sleeps all day is very lazy.
The dog that loves to play is my best friend.
Identify the noun clause in the sentence: 'Whether we win or lose is not important.'
Losing is not important.
Winning is not important.
What is important?
Whether we win or lose
Identify the adjective clause in the sentence: 'The teacher who taught me is retiring.'
The teacher is retiring
taught me
who is retiring
who taught me
Analyze the function of the clause in this sentence: 'She was happy that he called her.'
The clause acts as a prepositional phrase describing 'happy.'
The clause serves as a relative clause providing additional information.
The clause functions as an adverbial clause modifying 'called.'
The clause functions as a noun clause acting as the object of the adjective 'happy.'
Create a sentence with a noun clause acting as the object of a verb.
I think she is a great athlete.
He said that the weather is nice.
I believe that she will win the race.
They believe that the project will succeed.
Identify the noun clause in the following: 'I wonder if it will rain tomorrow.'
I wonder about the rain
it will rain tomorrow
I wonder if it will rain
if it will rain tomorrow
Identify the adjective clause in this sentence: 'The movie that we watched last night was thrilling.'
was thrilling
the movie
that we watched last night
that we enjoyed
Analyze the function of the clause in this sentence: 'It is clear that she is talented.'
The clause functions as a subject complement.
The clause functions as an adverbial modifier.
The clause functions as a prepositional phrase.
The clause functions as a direct object.
Create a sentence that includes both a noun clause and an adjective clause.
The book that I borrowed is what I needed for my project.
The cat that I saw is very friendly.
The movie that I watched was exciting.
The teacher who explained the lesson is my favorite.
