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    An adjective clause, also called a relative clause, provides information about a noun or pronoun. It uses a relative pronoun like who, whom, whose, which, or that to connect the clause to the noun or pronoun it modifies. The relative pronoun is followed by either a verb, an object, or a possessive noun. For example, "the man who works in London" uses the relative pronoun "who" followed by the verb "works". This clause provides more information about "the man".

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    An adjective clause, also called a relative clause, provides information about a noun or pronoun. It uses a relative pronoun like who, whom, whose, which, or that to connect the clause to the noun or pronoun it modifies. The relative pronoun is followed by either a verb, an object, or a possessive noun. For example, "the man who works in London" uses the relative pronoun "who" followed by the verb "works". This clause provides more information about "the man".

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    An adjective clause, also called a relative clause, provides information about a noun or pronoun. It uses a relative pronoun like who, whom, whose, which, or that to connect the clause to the noun or pronoun it modifies. The relative pronoun is followed by either a verb, an object, or a possessive noun. For example, "the man who works in London" uses the relative pronoun "who" followed by the verb "works". This clause provides more information about "the man".

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    Adjective

    Clause
    You are probably familiar with adjectives. They
    modify nouns and pronouns, providing a description
    or information. A clause is also a part of a sentence.
    An adjective clause, usually also called relative
    clause, tells us about which person or thing (or what
    kind of person or thing ) thespeaker means.

    Ade Resky Swarini, S.Pd


    Pay attention to the table below to know about the patterns!

    USAGE RELATIVE FOLLOWED EXAMPLE


    PRONOUN BY...
    who Verb The man who works in London is a
    hard working man.

    *setelah relative pronoun ‘who’ diikuti oleh


    kata kerja.
    whom Object He is the girl whom I met at the
    library yeterday.
    People
    *setelah relative pronoun ‘whom’ diikuti
    oleh objek (I ...)
    whose Possesive What is the name of the boy whose
    (Noun) book you borrowed?

    *setelah relative pronoun ‘whose’ diikuti


    oleh kepemilikan (book) relative pronoun
    tersebut menjelaskan bahwa buku yang
    dimaksud adalah milik seseorang.
    which Verb Garry works for a company which
    makes typewriters.

    *setelah relative pronoun ‘which’ diikuti


    oleh kata kerja (makes)
    which Object The cat which I found was really
    cute.

    *setelah relative pronoun ‘which’ diikuti


    Animal/ oleh objek (I ....)
    thing of which the + The book of which the cover is blue
    Possesive is about botany.
    (Noun)
    *setelah relative pronoun ‘of which’ diikuti
    oleh kepemilikan (the cover) relative
    pronoun tersebut menjelaskan bahwa
    cover yang dimaksud adalah milik buku
    yang tentang botany.
    what Verb I don’t understand what he said.

    *setelah relative pronoun ‘what’ diikuti oleh


    klausa penjelas. Ingat bahwa klausa
    minimal terdiri atas S+V.

    Ade Resky Swarini, S.Pd

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