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Adjective clauses

Adjective clauses. Grammar 1C April 11, 2012. Today’s Class. 5 Minute Quiz Go over the homework Review Continue with the chapter Game Drills/Homework. 5 Minute Quiz. Combine the following sentences to make an adjective clause. Use a different pronoun for each.

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Adjective clauses

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  1. Adjective clauses Grammar 1C April 11, 2012

  2. Today’s Class • 5 Minute Quiz • Go over the homework • Review • Continue with the chapter • Game • Drills/Homework

  3. 5 Minute Quiz Combine the following sentences to make an adjective clause. Use a different pronoun for each. • I sat next to the woman in the office. She was waiting. • My friend is running late. I called him. • I bought a car. It is in the parking lot. Break the following sentences with an adjective clause into two separate sentences. • My neighbor who talks a lot caught me in the hallway. • There was a lady whom I saw in the park walking her dog. Go over homework and review

  4. Singular and Plural Verbs Exercise 14 in the hand out

  5. Whose in an Adjective Clause Exercise 19, 20, 21 in hand out **Whose is NOT the same as Who’s.

  6. Game!!- Guess Who • Each person gets a game card and a secret identity (“friend”). • Taking turns, tell your partner something that describes your “friend” on your card using an adjective clause. Use complete sentences. • The other person needs to cross out people on their card to figure out who your friend is.

  7. Grammar 1C Guess Who Write a sentence using Who, Whom, That, Which, and Whose about your classmate. Read your sentences out loud so your classmates can guess who you’re talking about. Example: There is a person who goes to Penn State in my class. There is a girl whom I talk to in my class. There is a person that also teaches in my class. This person has a pet which is small and cute. There is a person whose hair is red in my class.

  8. Drills -All in your packet hand out- • Exercise 23 (write out sentences) • Homework- in your packet hand out Exercises 24, 25, and 28

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