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    The document provides examples of adjective clauses and exercises to practice forming adjective clauses. Some of the examples and exercises include: - Examples of sentences containing adjective clauses introduced by relative pronouns like "who", "whom", and "which" - Exercises that ask the reader to fill in blanks with the appropriate relative pronoun, combine sentences into adjective clauses, and identify adjective clauses - An activity described as a game where students throw a dice, land on colored pictures, take corresponding cards with sentences, and write the sentences as adjective clauses.

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    The document provides examples of adjective clauses and exercises to practice forming adjective clauses. Some of the examples and exercises include: - Examples of sentences containing adjective clauses introduced by relative pronouns like "who", "whom", and "which" - Exercises that ask the reader to fill in blanks with the appropriate relative pronoun, combine sentences into adjective clauses, and identify adjective clauses - An activity described as a game where students throw a dice, land on colored pictures, take corresponding cards with sentences, and write the sentences as adjective clauses.

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    ADJECTIVE CLAUSE Meeting 2

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    Irvan Jovial
    The document provides examples of adjective clauses and exercises to practice forming adjective clauses. Some of the examples and exercises include: - Examples of sentences containing adjective clauses introduced by relative pronouns like "who", "whom", and "which" - Exercises that ask the reader to fill in blanks with the appropriate relative pronoun, combine sentences into adjective clauses, and identify adjective clauses - An activity described as a game where students throw a dice, land on colored pictures, take corresponding cards with sentences, and write the sentences as adjective clauses.

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    ADJECTIVE CLAUSE

    • I saw the woman who wore a red dress.


    • I saw the cat which ran around the park.
    • I adore the artist who is so creative.
    • The man whom I met was mysterious.
    • The cat which I saw was cute.
    • The lady whom he helped was old.
    • The person whom Ann met was nice.
    • I like the pet which she has.
    1. The book which I bought was great.
    2. I saw the person whom you helped.
    3. She met the lady who is old.
    4. The cat which
    Rio has is cute.
    5. The man whom Rio met was kind.
    1. I thanked the man.
    I thanked the man whom I met yesterday.
    2. I met him yesterday.

    1. My sister owns the cat.


    My sister owns the cat which I like.
    2. I like it.

    3. The old man was kind.


    4. I talked to him. The old man whom I talked to was kind.

    5. The music is great.


    The music which Tio listen to everyday is
    6. Tio listen it everyday. great
    A. FILL THE BLANKS USING “WHO”, “WHOM” OR “WHICH.

    1. The students …………. sit on the front row are from China.
    2. I am using the sentence ………….. contains an adjective clause.
    3. The book …………. I read was good.
    4. I like the woman ………….. I met in the party.
    5. The man ………… she met was Mr. John’s.
    6. I like the cat ……….. you fed yesterday.
    7. I took the pencil …………….. was on the table.
    8. I thanked the man ………….. helped me.
    9. He met the girl …………….. I helped yesterday.
    10.The book ………….. I brought was cheap.
    B. COMBINE THE SENTENCES INTO AN ADJECTIVE CLAUSE.

    1. The cat is cute. Lisa takes it to the park every morning.

    2. The man was interesting. I talked to him.

    3. I talked to the girl. I met her last night.

    4. I found the wallet. I brought it to the security.


    LET’S PLAY A GAME

    1. Put the blue and yellow cards on the board.


    2. Take your pawn.
    3. Throw the dice and walk your pawn.
    4. If your pawn stops at yellow picture, take one yellow card.
    5. If your pawn stops at blue picture, take one blue card.
    6. Read the sentences on the card.
    7. Write the adjective clause of that sentences on the paper given
    by your teacher.
    8. The group with the most correct answer will be the winner.

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