Adjective Clauses
Name:
Combine the two sentences into one sentence, using an adjective clause beginning with who,
that, which, and whose. You might need to take out or change some words
1. The girl is sitting in the front row. She asks a lot of questions.
2. The people are from California. I met them at the party last night.
3. The radio was made in Taiwan. I bought it.
4. Tammy told her friends about the book. She had just read it.
5. The pediatrician lives in my neighborhood. I recommended her to my friends.
6. The chair is an antique. Su inherited it from her grandmother.
7. I miss seeing the old woman. She used to sell flowers on that street corner.
8. The architect is brilliant. He built Ivan’s house.
9. Orange works with a man. His father was a famous athlete.
10. I took a picture of the rainbow. It appeared in the sky after the shower.
11. Chen knows a man. He is the speaker at this weekend’s event.
12. Vicky knows a woman. She has won many awards