Adjectives clauses

 Definition:

These clauses are used to modify a noun or a pronoun. It will be formed with a relative pronoun such as:

Who Whose

Relative pronouns

Which / that Where

• Who:

Usage: Is used for people.

Example:

- This is the man who broke the window.

- The actor who participated in the film is French.

• Which / that:

Usage: Is used for things and animals.

Example:

- This is the cake which Mary made.

- The book that you have is mine.

• Whose:

Usage: Is used for indicate possession.

Example:

- The child whose bicycle is black has been lost.

- The girl whose bag is red is looking for you.

• Where:

Usage: Is used for places.

Example:

- This is the house where my son was born.

- I know a restaurant where the food is excellent.

Exercises with relative pronouns to practice:
 Types of adjectives clauses:

• Non - defining clauses:

Definition: Give extra Information about the noun but they are not essential. There fore, they are separated by commas.

Example:

- Juan, who is my best friend, loves to eat chocolates.

• Defining clauses:

Definition: Give essential Information about the noun. They are not separated by commas.

Example:

- The girl whose family came from China is in my class this year.
Exercises with the types of adjectives clauses:
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