Adjective Clauses
Hector, who is very tall, likes to play basketball.
"who is very tall"
She is trying to do that the coach said she couldn't.
"what the coach said she couldn't"
Brandon and Jared drank water, after they played during recess.
"after they played during recess"
Thoughtful or careful
Prudent
Exciting or interesting
Alluring
Jared, the kid that never stops talking, asked many questions during class.
"the kid that never stops talking"
I will buy my mom's Christmas present early this year.
"my mom's Christmas present"
Teachers eat lunch after the kids come back from recess.
"after the kids come back from recess"
To gather things up.
Accumulate
Easy to trick or lie to.
Naïve
My piano teacher, who I like very much, taught me how to use the black keys.
"who I like very much"
I think I lost the bag that my mom gave me.
"The bag that my mom gave me"
Kids eat healthy foods during the week, during the weekend they eat junk food.
"during the weekend they eat junk food"
Precise or accurate
Concise
To find or discover
Detect
Your mom, who is not very nice, scolded me for ringing your door bell.
"who is not very nice"
My dog eats everything that falls to the floor.
"everything that falls to the floor"
My house smells like vanilla because I lit a candle.
"because I lit a candle"
To want to achieve something
Something possible or probable
Tentative
My dog, who likes pizza crusts, doesn't bark at the delivery person.
"who likes pizza crusts"
My house looks clean because I cleaned last night.
"because I cleaned last night"
Jackson ate a small snack before he came home for dinner.
before he came home for dinner.
Someone who is new at something
Novice
Lack of interest or empathy
Apathy