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    This document provides information about time clauses and relative clauses. It defines time clauses as consisting of a main clause and time clause, with the time clause beginning with words like when, whenever, while, as, since, after, before, until, as soon as, once. It gives examples of time clauses indicating sequence and same time. It also provides a short quiz on identifying the appropriate time clause for sentences. The document then defines relative clauses as dependent clauses that function like adjectives, beginning with relative pronouns like who, whom, whose, that, which to substitute for nouns or pronouns. It gives examples of the different relative pronouns and their uses. The document concludes with a short quiz on

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    TIME CLAUSE

    TIME CLAUSE
    • Adverbial clauses of time consist of two clauses: the
    main clause and the time clause.
    • The time clauses begin with: when, whenever, while,
    as, since, after, before, until, as soon as, once. 
    TIME PHRASES TIME CLAUSE MAIN CLAUSE
    Sequence Before I got a job I was completely broke
    After I got a job I wasn’t poor anymore

    Same Time Once I got a job I started making money


    The moment I got a job I told my parent
    As soon as I got a job I needed celebrated with my friends

    Sequence with Until I got a job I never used a suit


    Past Perfect By the time I got the job I have applied to many places
    Short Quiz: Choose the appropriate time clause for
    the sentence.
    When wheneverwhile as
    since after before until
    as soon as once

    1.  I have been studying English 2010.


    2. He will tell us he gets the news.
    3. He will wait at the school you come.
    4. I was doing my homework, he finished dinner.
    5. Always lock the door you leave.
    RELATIVE CLAUSE
    RELATIVE CLAUSE
    ▪ Is one kind of dependent clause. It has a subject and verb, but
    can’t stand alone as a sentence. It is sometimes called an
    “adjective clause” because it functions like an adjective—it gives
    more information about a noun.
    ▪ A relative clause always begins with a “relative pronoun,” which
    substitutes for a noun, a noun phrase, or a pronoun when sentences
    are combined.
    STANDS
    She USES Examples
    FOR
    Who People substitutes for subject nouns/pronouns (he, I like the person. 
    she, we, they) The person was nice to me.
    I like the person who was nice to me.
    My mother is thinking of opening a
    restaurant.
    My mother is an excellent cook.
    My mother, who is an excellent cook,
    is thinking of opening a restaurant.

    Whom people substitutes for object nouns/pronouns (him, She is the woman whom I meet in
    her, us, them) Greece
    STANDS
    PRONOUN USES Examples
    FOR
    Whose People or substitutes for possessive nouns/pronouns He knew the family whose house we
    things (his, hers, our, their) bought

    That People or can be used for either subject or object I’m planning to grow roses that I find
    things quite beautiful.
    can only be used in restrictive/defining
    relative clauses I like the paintings that hang in the
    church.
    Which Things can be used for either subject or object Do you see the cat which is laying on
    the roof
    can be used in non-restrictive/non-defining
    relative clauses My blue lamp, which was in the room,
    was broken.
    can also be used in restrictive/defining
    relative clauses
    The horse which Mary was riding is
    very friendly.
    Short Quiz: Choose the appropriate relative clause
    for the sentence.
    Whom Which That
    Who Whose

    1.  Sam knows a man brother works for the President.


    2. I visited my uncle lives in a different city.
    3. The movie we watch last week won three awards.
    4. Can find the teacher that you talked about this morning?
    5. The cookies you baked are really delicious.

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