Evan Rizky Al-Fallah

2018160012

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What is a Noun Clause?
A noun clause is a dependent clause that contains a subject and a verb. A noun clause
functions as noun in a sentence.

A noun clause cannot stand alone because it is not a complete thought. It must always be
paired with an independent (main) clause.

Question Word

Noun clauses beginning with a question word

Example:

1. What time is it?

I don’t know what time it is
2. Where does she live?
I don’t know where she lives
3. Who is Feraldo Andiraf ?
Please tell me who Feraldo Andiraf is
4. What did he say?
Please tell me what he said
5. Why is he coming?
Please tell me why he is coming

Noun clauses beginning with whether or if

Example :
1. Will he go?
They know whether he will go
2. Does she understand the lesson?
We wonder whether or not she understands the lesson
3. Will she come?
I don’t know if she will come
4. Does she need help?
I wonder whether he needs help
5. Will people live in the moon someday?
I wonder whether people live in the moon someday
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Adjective Clause

What is an Adjective 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.

Adjective Clause Pronouns Used as The Subject

Example:
1. The woman is in the class. She likes tennis
The woman who likes tennis is in the class
2. The man is my friend. He won the race
The man who won the race is my friend
3. I study at the college. The college is downtown
I study at the college which is downtown
4. We are studying English language. They contain grammar
We are studying English language which contain grammar
5. The Phone is mine . It is on the desk
The phone which on the table is mine

Adjective Clause Pronouns Used as The Object

Example:
1. The helmet was good . I used it
The helmet which I used was good
2. I liked the girl. I met her at the school.
I liked the girl who I met at school.
3. The man was Acang. I saw him
The man who I saw was Acang
4. I liked seafood. I ate it.
I liked seafood which I ate.
5. The Spartacus is the best movie. I saw it yesterday
The Spartacus which I saw yesterday is the best movie

Adjective Clause Pronouns Used as The Object of a Preposition

Example:
1. The topic was interesting. Aldo talked about it.
The topic which Aldo talked about was interesting
2. The Mountain was beautiful. I was looking at it.
The Mountain which I was looking at was beautiful.
3. He is the man. I told you about him
He is the man who I told you about
4. Naif band was good. I watched to it last night.
Naif band who I watched to last night was good.
5. The show was interesting . I went to it
The show which I went to was interesting