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Adjective Clauses
Structure and Written Expression Skills 11-12
Longman Preparation Course for the TOEFL Test
Tutorial prepared by Marla Yoshida
singular
verb here
and here
plural
verb here
and here
Summary
In this section, you have learned about these things:
An adjective clause is a clause that describes or gives
more information about a noun.
Adjective clauses are also called relative clauses.
An adjective clause begins with an adjective clause
connector (a relative pronoun).
To choose the right connector, we have to think about
whether it refers to a person or a thing, and what role it
plays in the clause.
We can omit an adjective clause connector when its
the object of the clause, but not when its a subject.
Commas can tell us whether an adjective clause is
restrictive or nonrestrictive.