Relative Clauses
Fill in the blank to make it a Relative Clause
Use one of the following words: Which, Where, Whose, Who, Whom
There was once a man ______ had a dog
Who
Identify the Appositive phrase in the sentence
Queen Victoria, one of England’s greatest monarchs, ruled for sixty-three years.
One of England's greatest monarchs
Identify the participial phrase the in the sentence
Phil, worn out by his long trip, slept for twelve hours
Worn out by his long trip
What is the appositive phrase in this sentence?
Mrs. Norbert, the president of the company, will speak at the dinner.
The president of the company
How many days of school has Mrs. Long missed this year?
1
Fill in the blank to make a relative clause.
use one of the following words: Which, Where, whose, who, whom
Presently they came along a narrow path ______ led to the house.
Which
Identify the Appositive phrase in this sentence
The garage, a two-car one, is attached to the house.
a two-car one
Identify the participle phrase in this sentence.
Watching me closely, the dog came toward me.
Watching me closely
What is the participial phrase in this sentence?
Having been told of her job offer, Kathy smiled happily.
Having been told of her job offer.
How many years has Mrs. Long been employed at the school?
5
Fill in the blank to make a relative clause.
Use one of the following words: Which, where, whose, who, whom
It was he _______ had stolen the papers
who
Identify the appositive phrases in this sentence.
We enjoy walking, an exercise which requires no great skill.
an exercise which requires no great skill.
Identify the participial phrase in the sentence
Jumping up and down, the cheerleaders urged the team on.
Jumping up and down.
Fill in the blank to make it a relative clause
Then he pushed the curtain aside, and the woman _______ he had just noticed greeted him with a low cry.
Whom
What is Mrs. Long's favorite holiday?
Halloween
Fill in the blank to make a relative clause
use one of the following words: which, where,whose, whom, who
You talk about everything as if you knew more about it than the people ________ business it is to know all about it
whose
Identify the appositives in this sentence
The flashlight should be returned to Mark, the owner.
The owner
identify the Pariticpal phrase in this sentence.
We saw an old woman walking up the path.
walking up the path
Combine the two sentences to make an Appositive phrase
The sick elephant attacked its trainer
The sick elephant is the one in the third cage.
The sick elephant, the one in the third cage, attacked its trainer.
Describe the last tattoo Mrs. Long got this summer.
3 Dragons and a dagger
What is the definition of an appositive phrase
a. A noun phrase that comes after another noun to provide extra information
b. a word derived from a verb that can be used as an adjective or to form certain verb tenses
c. with who, which, that as subject pronoun can be replaced with a participle.
A.
What is a participle?
A word formed from a verb and used as an adjective or a noun.
run- running
call- called
Is it an appositive phrase or a participial phrase?
The California coastline, a national treasure, is the longest of all the states.
Appositive
What is Mrs. Long's favorite chocolate bar?
Mr. Goodbar