Adjective Clause
Form this sentences into a complex sentence containing an adjective clause.
I play an instrument. Nobody likes the music
I play an instrument that/which nobody likes.
You should listen carefully when the teacher speaks.
Which one is the adverb clause?
when the teacher speaks
By the time we arrive at the airport, Richard will have left to Thailand.
Which one is the dependent clause?
By the time we arrive at the airport.
The students listen to the explanation ________. (enthusiastically/enthusiastic)
enthusiastically
My youngest brother Arturo has a pet iguana named Felix.
Correct the sentence by using correct punctuation.
My youngest brother, Arturo, has a pet iguana named Felix.
Form this sentence into an interrogative sentence (question) containing adjective clause.
Will you thaw the pizza?
The pizza is in the freezer.
Will you thaw the pizza that/which is in the freezer?
I dislike the movie since I read the book.
Which one is the adverb clause?
since I read the book
My father rides a motorcycle wherever he wants to go.
Which one is the dependent clause?
Wherever he wants to go
The students look at the teacher _______. (curious/curiously)
curiously
Silly putty originally known as nutty putty was discovered in 1943 by James wright.
The correct sentence is?
Silly putty, originally known as nutty putty, was discovered in 1943 by James Wright.
It is the man on your left who will be the next principal.
Which one is the adjective clause?
"Who will be the next principal"
Add a suitable subordinate conjunction to form a good compound sentence with an adverb clause
Tommy scrubbed the bathroom tile. His arms ached.
Tommy scrubbed the bathroom tile until his arms ached.
Before you leave, would you please close the windows?
Which one is the dependent clause?
before you leave
You are intelligent. I am intelligent
Add a coordinating conjunction to make a good sentence.
You and I are intelligent.
If you finish your homework you can play a game.
The correct sentence is?
if you finish your homework, you can play a game.
Form the sentence into a complex sentence containing an adjective clause
You bought me a shirt. The shirt does not fit well.
The shirt that you bought me does not fit well.
Whenever I go to Los Angeles, I stay with my brother.
Identify the two original sentences.
I go to Los Angeles. I stay with my brother.
even if I ace the final exam, I can't possibly earn an A in English.
which one is the independent clause?
I can't possibly earn an A in English.
We left for our homes. The match ended.
Add a subordinating conjunction to form a complex sentence containing adverb clause!
We left for our homes after the match ended.
Although, I'm tall, I don't like to play basketball.
The correct sentence is?
Although I'm tall, I don't like to play basketball.
Which one is the adjective clause?
The diamond in that ring that mark bought was gigantic, and I loved it!
that mark bought
That is the place where I was born.
Identify the original sentences.
That is the place. I was born in that place.
We waited for the bus. We waited till it came.
Make a complex sentence containing an adverb clause. Then, identify which one is the dependent clause and independent clause!
We waited for the bus until it came.
Independent clause : we waited for the buss.
Dependent clause : it came.
Martha was not in the house. I left a message to her mother.
Make a good complex sentence!
When Martha was not in the house, I left a message to her mother.
Correct the sentence!
After he checked in at the airline counter Jack got to the airport early he went to the waiting area near his gate he sat and read until his flight was announced.
After he checked in at the airline counter, Jack got to the airport early.
He went to the waiting area near his gate.
He sat and read until his flight was announced.