The women, . . . .
...............
had no money
left.
Some men, . . . . .
...............
are not good at
playing sports.
The town, . . . . . . The book, . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
stood on a cliff
was well-written.
top.
The chef, . . . . . . .
..............
was given the
sack from the
restaurant.
The dangerous
tigers, . . . . . . . . .
............
had escaped from
the zoo.
The singer, . . . . .
...............
was awful to
listen to at the
concert.
The Greek
temples, . . . . . . .
.............
were still
beautiful.
The pirates, . . . . . The soldier, . . . . .
............... ...............
worked very hard. was put in the
guard house as
punishment.
which were trying whose cooking
to
was revolting,
eat people,
who had to scrub whose rifle had
the ship’s deck
gone off by
with their bare
accident,
hands,
who liked to go
shopping and
buying dresses,
who don’t like to
work as a team,
which was
situated
by the sea,
which was old
and frayed at the
edges,
whose voice was which were
high pitched and ancient
warbling,
and crumbling
away,
Two teams. One team has the
sentences, the other has the
adjectival clauses. The ‘sentence’
team members take turns to read out
their sentence and try to match it to
the corresponding adjectival clause
on the other team.