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    RELATIVE CLAUSES A relative clause is usually introduced by relative pronouns like who, which, that, when, where, whom, etc. It qualifies the noun and pronoun that precedes it in a sentence. PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES a prepositional phrase will function as an adjective or adverb.

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    4. Mr. Clinton is a Man Of

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    Mr. Clinton Is A Man of

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    RELATIVE CLAUSES A relative clause is usually introduced by relative pronouns like who, which, that, when, where, whom, etc. It qualifies the noun and pronoun that precedes it in a sentence. PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES a prepositional phrase will function as an adjective or adverb.

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    4. Mr.

    Clinton is a man of great wealth


    Function: qualifies the noun ‘Mr. Clinton’

    5. The politician is a man of kindly nature


    Function: qualifies the noun ‘The Politician’

    ADJECTIVAL/RELATIVE CLAUSES
    A relative clause is usually introduced by relative pronouns like who, which, that, when,
    where, whom, etc. It qualifies the noun and pronoun that precedes it in a sentence.

    EXAMPLES OF RELATIVE CLAUSES


    1. It is indeed the same story for several people who have had similar experiences
    and dropped dead of unexplainable heart attack.
    Function: qualifies noun ‘people’

    2. Child Labor is about children who work long hours for low wages.
    Function: Qualifies noun ‘children’

    3. The dress which my friend bought for me fits me.


    Function: qualifies noun ‘dress’

    4. Parents encourage their children to go for lucrative professions for which they may
    be intellectually unsuited.
    Function: qualifies the noun ‘profession’

    5. The man whose money was stolen has reported to the police.
    Function: qualifies the noun ‘man’

    PREPOOSITIONAL PHRASES
    A prepositional phrase will function as an adjective or adverb.

    EXAMPLES OF PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES


    1. The book on the bathroom floor is swollen from shower stream.
    Functions as an adjective. Qualifies the noun ‘book’

    2. Freddy is stiff from yesterday’s long practice.


    Functions as an Adverb. Modifies the verb ‘is stiff’

    3. The note from Jean confessed that she had eaten the meat.
    Functions as an Adjective. Qualifies the noun ‘the note’

    4. Before class, Josh begged his friends for a pencil.


    Functions as an Adverb. Modifies the verb ‘begged’
    5. The sweet potatoes in the vegetable bin are green with mold.
    Functions as an Adjective. Qualifies the noun ‘the sweet potatoes’.

    QUESTION 3
    Write an article for publication in one of the National Dailies on the issue,
    “Deregulation is the only panacea to the problems facing the oil sector in Nigeria”. (To
    be typed and should not be less than 500 words)

    DEREGULATION IS THE ONLY PANACEA TO THE


    PROBLEMS FACING THE OIL SECTOR IN NIGERIA.
    Nigeria’s oil sector has experienced lots of problems. The price for
    petroleum has increacreased rapidly and solutions are being sought to
    eradicate this problem. As it seems, Deregulation is the only panacea to
    solving the problem in the oil sector.
    Deregulation is the removal or simplification of government rules and
    regulations that constrain the operation of market forces. It is when the
    government seeks to allow more competition in an industry that allows ner-
    monopolies.Deregulation does not mean elimination of laws against fraud,
    but eliminating or reducing government control of how business is done,
    thereby moving toward a more free market.
    Deregulation is not the same as Privatisation.It would help create a
    market environment that would make it easy for the government to sell
    the country’s refineries as planned. The Nation cannot continue with
    expenditures on subsidies .Nigeria has recorded low grades because
    government agencies were not committed to national development.
    Deregulation has shown to have positive effects on the other sectors o the
    economy.

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