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- 1. Purnamasari,201212500323 Class Y.O EXIT Adjective Clause MENU TEST EXERCISE MATERIAL EXIT
- 2. Purnamasari,201212500323 Class Y.O EXIT Material What is an Adjective Clause? An adjective clause is a dependent clause that contains a subject and a verb. It describes, identifies, or gives further information about a noun. Who and Whom is subject pronoun,in adjective clause. EXIT
- 3. Purnamasari,201212500323 Class Y.O EXIT Using who, whom in adjective clauses : We are going to show you how who and whom work in Adjective Clauses. Example: The women were nice. They visited our school. We want to combine those sentences, using Adjective Clauses. They is a subject pronoun. Well, who is a subject pronoun too, in Adjective Clauses. The women who visited our school were nice. But notice: when you use who, you don't need they anymore. Now whom. The women were nice. I met them yesterday. Them is an object pronoun. Well whom is too, in Adjective Clauses. The women whom I met yesterday were nice. Now notice something: You don't need them if you use whom. Exercise EXIT
- 4. Purnamasari,201212500323 Class Y.O EXIT Test Combine this sentences, using Adjective Clauses. 1. I thanked the boy. He found my wallet I thanked the boy............? A. who found my wallet C. found who my wallet D. Stole found my walletB. which found my wallet EXITEXIT