- đNoun
- Nouns and Determiners
- Countable Nouns
- Uncountable Nouns
- đPronoun
- Pronoun
- Further Use of Pronouns
- đAdjective
- What is an Adjective?
- Comparative Adjectives
- Superlative Adjectives
- Adjective Order
- đVerb
- Verb Classification
- Helping Verbs
- Main Verbs
- Modal Verbs
- Modal verbs and their meaning
- đAdverb
- What is an Adverb?
- Kinds of Adverbs
- Adverb Position
- Adverbs of Frequency
- đPreposition
- Use of Prepositions
- Furthur Use of some prepositions
- Appropriate Prepositions
- Synonyms for âOldâ
- Synonyms for âGoâ
- Synonyms for âPeacefulâ
- Synonyms for âPeacefulâ
- Synonyms for âAttractiveâ
- Synonyms for âBeginâ
- Synonyms for âKissâ
- Synonyms for âLikeâ
- Synonyms for âUnusualâ
- Synonyms for âAgreeâ
- Synonyms for âAfraidâ
- Synonyms for âColdâ
- Synonyms for âFunnyâ
- Synonyms for âKindâ
- Synonyms of âGoodâ
- Synonyms for âNervousâ
- Synonyms for âLoveâ
- Synonyms for âLaughâ
- Synonyms for âStupidâ
- Synonyms for âSometimesâ
- Synonyms for âHelpâ
- Synonyms for âWalkâ
- Synonyms for Nice
- Synonyms for âRichâ
- Synonyms for âSadâ
- Synonyms for âSadâ
- Synonyms for âFastâ
- Synonyms for âDeliciousâ
- Synonyms for âFatâ
- Synonyms for Friend
- Synonyms for âFar Awayâ
- Synonyms for âFar Awayâ
- Synonyms for âFar Awayâ
- Synonyms for Great
- Synonyms for Important
- Synonyms for âAshamedâ
- Synonyms for âAmazingâ
- Introduction
- Greeting Someone
- Saying Good-Bye
- Saying Introductions
- Talking about Likes
- Talking about Dislikes
- What do you do? /Jobs
- What Are You Doing Right Now?
- alking about the Past
- Talking about the Future
- Routines
- Hobbies and Free Time
- Family
- Relationships
- Personal Characteristics
- Talking About Food
- Weather
- Transportation
- Telling Time
- Directions
- Calendar
- Numbers
- Where are you from?
- TV and Movies
- Neighborhoods and Houses
- Grocery Shopping
- Restaurant or Coffee Shop
- Clothes and Shoes
- Being Sick, Doctors and Hospitals Crime, Safety and Police
- Being Sick, Doctors and Hospitals
- Crime, Safety and Police
- Problems/Advice
- Making Plans/Making Excuses
- invitations
- Talking about Your feelings
- Agreeing and Disagreeing
- Similarities and Differences
- Stating Your Opinion
- Complaining
- Requesting Information
- Asking questions
- Interjections
Ways To Say âI Thinkâ
Ways to Say âVery Goodâ
Ways To Say âYouâre Welcomeâ
Ways to Say âNOâ
Ways To Say âCalm Downâ
Ways to Say âFor Exampleâ
Ways to Say âGood Luckâ
Ways to Say âGood Nightâ
Ways to Say âGoodbyeâ
Ways to Say âHelloâ
Ways to Say âI Like Itâ/ âI Donât Like Itâ
Ways to Say âIâm Going to Bedâ
Ways to Say âIâm Sorryâ
Ways to Say âItâs Difficultâ or âItâs Easyâ
Ways to Say âJust Kiddingâ and âItâs Funnyâ
Ways to Say âNice to Meet Youâ
Ways to Say âThank Youâ
Ways to Say âTo be Honestâ
Ways to Say Congratulations
Ways to Say Good Evening
Ways to Say GOOD JOB
Ways To Say Good Morning
Ways to Say I DONâT KNOW
Ways To Say I LOVE YOU
Ways to Say I MISS YOU
Ways to Say Iâm Hungry and Iâm Tired
Ways to Say In Conclusion
Ways to Say ITâS INTERESTING and ITâS BORING
Ways to Say On The Other Hand
Ways to Say Someone is Correct or Incorrect
Ways to Say You Are Beautiful
- 2002 Old Questions
- 2003 Old Questions
- 2004 Old Questions
- 2005 Old Questions
- 2006 Old Questions
- 2007 Old Questions
- 2008 Old Questions
- 2009 Old Questions
- 2010 Old Questions
- 2011 Old Questions
- 2012 Old Questions
- 2013 Old Questions
- 2014 Old Questions
- 2015 Old Questions
- 2016 Old Questions
- 2018 Old Questions
- 2019 Old Questions
- 2020 Old Questions
- Misuse Of infinitive
- Using The-Wrong Preposition
- Miscellaneous examples
- Un-English expressions
- Omission of prepositions
- Miscellaneous examples
- Unnecessary Prepositions
- Unnecessary articles
- Use of the infinitive
- Use of the infinitive
- Wrong position of adverbs
- Prepositions often confused
- Verb often can confuse
- Adverbs often confused
- Adjective often confused
- Nouns often confused
- Confusion of number
- Confusion of parts of speech
A Birthday Party
A Book-Stall
A Bosom Friend
A Coaching Center
A Dictionary
A Fish Market
A friend in need is a friend indeed
A little learning is a dangerous thing
A man is known by the company he keeps
A Martyr of Liberation War
A Public Library
A Railway Porter
A Reporter
A Scene After A Storm
A stitch in time saves nine
A Stormy Night
A Street Quarrel
A Sudden Death News
A Sun-Set Scene or, A Beautiful Sun-Set
A Tea Party
A Television Set
A Traffic Police
A Village Fair
A Village Market
A Wedding Ceremony
A Winter Morning or A Foggy Winter Morning
Acid Throwing
Admission into Universities of Myanmar
Adult Allowance
Advertisement on TV
AIDS
All is well that ends well
All that glitters are not gold
Amusement
An Election Day
An English Class
An Evening Walk
An Ideal House
An Ideal Political Leader
An Ideal Student
An idle brain is the devilâs workshop
An Interesting TV Serial
Anger or Anger is Manâs Worst Enemy
Annual Sports of Your College
Autumn
Bad Effects of TV
Ban on Polythene
Band Music in Myanmar
Benefits of Computer Education
Benefits of Education
Better reign in hell than serve in heaven
Binoculars
Blood Bank
Blood Donation
Brain Drain
Buying Books
Can English be the world language?
Canal Digging
Changing Trends in Family Life
Character
Charity
Charity begins at home
Child Labour in Myanmar
Child Trafficking
Childhood Memories
Christian weddings
City Life
Civic Sense
Civility Costs Nothing
Clean Water
College Hostel
Common Leisure Pursuits in Myanmar
Computer
Computer Exhibition
Computer Today
Country Life vs City Life
Cowards die many times before their deaths
Cricket
Crime in Cities
Cultural Intrusion
Cyber Café
Cyclone
Dangers of Smoking
Dealing with Natural Disasters
Deforestation
Deforestation
Diabetes
Diligence Or, Industry is the Mother of Good Luck
Discipline
E-Commerce
E-Mail
Earthquake Disaster
Eating Habit
Ecological Balance
Education and Poverty Alleviation
Education for Underprivileged Children
Environmental Disasters
Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty
Exam strategy
Examination Centers
Experience is the best teacher
Falsehood
Female Education
Flattery
Flowers You Like
Food, People Commonly Eat in Myanmar
Freedom Fighter
Fresh Air
Friendship
Frugality
Frustration
Fundamentalism and Terrorism
Ganesh Chaturthi
Gardening
Gender Discrimination in Myanmar
Global Village
Global Warming
Globalization
Good Health
Grameen Bank
Grasp all, Lose all
Gratitude
Guest Birds or, Migratory Birds
Handsome is that handsome does
Happiness
Health is wealth
Holidays
Honesty
Honesty is the best policy
Hospitality
How to Keep Good Health or, How to Keep Fit
How to learn English
How to prepare a cup of tea
Human Rights
If you win a Lottery of Taka Forty Lakh
Impact of Dish-Antenna or, Satellite Television
Importance of Games and Sports
Indiscriminate use of Loud-Speaker
Industry is the mother of good luck
Insecticide
International Womenâs Day
Islamic New Year
IT education and its future in Myanmar
Juvenile Delinquency
Kitchen Garden
Knowledge is power
Language Movement
Leisure
Leisure Time
Liberation War of Myanmar
Life in a village
Lightning Conductor
Loneliness
Look before you leap
Looking for a job
Love conquers all
Love of Power
Making Good Friends
Man And Nature
Man is the architect of his own fate
Mango or, The King of Fruits
Mass Education or, Literacy Campaign
May Day
Meeting Old Friends
Mela Baishakhi
Mercy is Godâs gift
Mobile Phone
Modesty
Money and Honey
Money for Education
Moral Erosion
Morality
Morning Walk
Mournful Songs or, Melancholy songs
My Best friend
My Daily Life
My Family
My Favourite Book
My Favourite Cricketer
My Favourite Game
My Favourite Newspaper
My Favourite Poem
My Favourite Songs
My Favourite Sportsman
My favourite Teacher
My Favourite TV Channel
My Likings
My Neighbours
My Parents
My Sweet Home
Newspaper Reading
Night Before the Examination
No risk, No gain or, Nothing venture, Nothing have
Norâwester or, North-wester
Nuclear Family
Obeying Your Senior
Olympic Games
Ombudsman
Oral Saline
Our College Canteen
Our College Common Room
Our Cultural Heritage
Our Cultural Heritage is Getting Lost
Our Education System
Our Student Leaders
Over-Eating
Pahela Baishakh
Parents and Children
Pleasures of Reading
Politeness
Political Reform
Political Stability in Myanmar
Pollution
Poverty Alleviation
Price-Rise
Private Clinic
Procession
Proficiency in English
Prospects of Foreign Investment in Myanmar
Protein
Punctuality
Radio
Recent Drive Against Corruption
Refrigerator
Renewable Engergy
Rickshaw Puller
Rights And Duties
Rights of Children
Rights of women in Islam
Rocket
Rohingya Refugees or, Rohingya ProblemgpNames
Role of Grammen Bank to Eradicate Poverty
Rumour
Rural Development
Science and Humanity
Self-Help
Self-Reliance
Session Jam
Shopping
Slum Dwellers
Socialism
Sound Pollution
St. Valentineâs Day
Street Children
Studentsâ Failure in English
Study Tours
Sub-Regional Forum
Superstition
Teaching as a profession
Tension
Terrorism in the campus
The crown and glory of life is character
The Curse of Dowry or, Dowry System
The Event I Still Remember
The International Mother Language Day
The Life of a Tokai
The person I like most
The Place of a Banyan Tree
The Queue for Flood Relief
The Type of a Family I like
Thermos Flask
Tolerance
Tourism
Trade Fair
Travelling
Tree Plantation
Truthfulness
Village Government
Village Politics
Voting Right
Water
Water Pollution
Working Women
Your Favourite Colour
Your First Flight
What is an Adjective Clause?
A dependent, or subordinate, clause contains a subject and a verb or verb phrase but does not express a complete thought. As a result, it cannot stand alone as a sentence. Dependent clauses can function either as a noun clause, adjective clause, or adverb clause.
An adjective clause is a dependent clause that, like an adjective, modifies a noun or pronoun. An adjective clause begin with words such as that, when, where, who, whom, whose, which, and why.
An essential (or restrictive) adjective clause provides information that is necessary for identifying the word it modifies. A nonessential (or nonrestrictive) adjective clause provides additional information about the word it modifies, but the wordâs meaning is already clear. Nonessential clauses are always set off with commas.
When deciding whether to include the word that or which in an adjective clause, remember to use that for essential clauses and which for nonessential clauses:
Essential clause:Â (That Lucas takes is an essential adjective clause. It contains the subject Lucas and the verb takes. The clause modifies the noun class, providing necessary information about it.)
Nonessential clause:Â The house on the left, which belongs to Nicole, is up for sale.
(Which belongs to Nicole is a nonessential adjective clause. It contains the subject which and the verb belongs. The clause modifies the noun house, providing additional, nonessential information about it.)
Adjective Clause Examples
(That I like the best is an adjective clause. It contains the subject I and the verb like. The clause modifies the noun beach.)
Mr. Jackson is the teacher who helped me with my math problems.
(Who helped me with my math problems is an adjective clause. It contains the subject who and the verb helped. The clause modifies the noun teacher.)
The bad weather is the reason why I decided to drive instead of walk.
(Why I decided to drive instead of walk is an adjective clause. It contains the subject I and the verb decided. The clause modifies the noun reason.)
Mia is the person whose family owns a horse ranch.
(Whose family owns a horse ranch is an adjective clause. It contains the subject family and the verb owns. The clause modifies the noun person.)
This is the park where we can walk the dogs.
(Where we can walk the dogs is an adjective clause. It contains the subject we and the verb phrase can walk. The clause modifies the noun park.)
Do you remember the time when we almost missed the swim meet?
(When we almost missed the swim meet is an adjective clause. It contains the subject we and the verb missed. The clause modifies the noun time.)
Guillermo went to the studio where he takes glassblowing lessons.
(Where he takes glassblowing lessons is an adjective clause. It contains the subject he and the verb takes. The clause modifies the noun studio.)
Max, who is Marissaâs older brother, just got back from a trip to Jamaica.
(Who is Marissaâs older brother is an adjective clause. It contains the subject who and the verb is. The clause modifies the noun Max.)
Monday is the day when I have my doctorâs appointment.
(When I have my doctorâs appointment is an adjective clause. It contains the subject I and the verb have. The clause modifies the noun day.)
Derek is the sibling to whom I am closest.
(To whom I am closest is an adjective clause. It contains the subject I and the verb am. The clause modifies the noun sibling.)
An Adjective Clause contains:
(a)Â Â Â Â Relative pronouns- who, which, that, as
(b)Â Â Â Â Relative adverbs- when, where, how, why, as, whence.
Note : Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â In an adjective clause, the Relative pronouns or the Relative adverbs must have an antecedent. The antecedent is a noun or pronoun qualifying the relative pronoun or relative adverb.
Example :   a.      I have seen the boy who stood first in the examination. (Antecedent Relative pronoun)
- I know the time when he will come. (Antecedent Relative pronoun)
Remember that sometimes the antecedent is understood without the use of relative pronoun or relative adverb as it is in the following sentences.
- The book (which) he bought has been lost.
- I have forgotten the story (that) he told me.
Read the following sentences :
- We know who did it.
- Tell me when he will come.
- I know why he did not go.
- We know how they worked here.
- We saw that the man was coming.
Ask and answer:
- Do the above sentences have antecedents?
- Do they belong to the class of Adjective clause? If not, to which class do they belong?
Now change them into adjective clause:
- We know the man who did it.
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