1. Chapter 13

2. Your Examples…
 Pets are animals that you want to keep at home. (Fernanda)
 Jordan and Beckham, who are sports stars, earn much more
money every year. (Teresa)
 There are three domestic pets that families prefer. (Mabel)
 I consider my room my kingdom where I spend most of my
time. (Noor)
 A precious place I will not forget is Sunway Lagoon in
Malaysia. (Ghader)
 The contain several books that I have read. (Narjes)

3. Adjective Clauses as the Subject of
the Clause
 Complete these sentences:
 The first person whom I saw today was…
 The first place that I went today was…
 The first foreign place that I visited was…

4. Adjective Clauses as the Subject of
the Clause
 Terms:
 Adjective = modifies a noun
 I met a kind man.
 She has blue hair.
 They are friendly.
 Clause = subject + verb
 Independent clause
 Dependent clause = conjunction + subject + verb

5.  I met a man.
 He was very kind.
Adjective Clauses as the Subject of
the Clause

6. Adjective Clauses as the Subject of
the Clause
 I met a man _____________.
 He was very kind.
who
(subject, pe
rson)

7. Adjective Clauses as the Subject of
the Clause
 I met a man _____________.

8. Adjective Clauses as the Subject of
the Clause
 I met a man who was very kind.

9. Adjective Clauses as the Subject of
the Clause
 I ate a hotdog.
 It was terrible.

10. Adjective Clauses as the Subject of
the Clause
 I ate a hotdog.
 It was terrible.
which
(subject,
thing)

11. Adjective Clauses as the Subject of
the Clause
 I ate a hotdog________________.

12. Adjective Clauses as the Subject of
the Clause
 I ate a hotdog which was terrible.

13.  I love a girl.
 I met her yesterday.
Adjective Clauses as the Object of
the Clause
(object,
person)

14. Adjective Clauses as the Object of
the Clause
 I love a girl.
 I met her yesterday.
whom

15. Adjective Clauses as the Object of
the Clause
 I love a girl_______________.

16. Adjective Clauses as the Object of
the Clause
 I love a girl whom I met yesterday.

17. Putting an Adj. Clause in the
Middle of a Sentence
 The hotdog was terrible.
 I ate it.
that
(subject,
thing)

18. Putting an Adj. Clause in the
Middle of a Sentence
 The hotdog ____________was terrible.

19. Putting an Adj. Clause in the
Middle of a Sentence
 The hotdog that I ate was terrible.

20. Putting an Adj. Clause in the
Middle of a Sentence
 The girl has blue hair.
 I love her.
(object,
person)

21. Putting an Adj. Clause in the
Middle of a Sentence
 The girl has blue hair.
 I love her.
whom

22. Putting an Adj. Clause in the
Middle of a Sentence
 The girl _____________ has blue hair.

23. Putting an Adj. Clause in the
Middle of a Sentence
 The girl whom I love has blue hair.

24. Adjective Clause + Prepositions
 2 ways:
 Formal / old English way  only “which” or “whom”
 Informal / normal way

25. Adjective Clause + Prepositions
(or, Fancy Old English!)
 The sunglasses were under the table.
 I was looking for them.
(object,
thing)

26. Adjective Clause + Prepositions
(or, Fancy Old English!)
 The sunglasses were under the table.
 I was looking for them.
which
for which I was looking

27. Adjective Clause + Prepositions
(or, Fancy Old English!)
 The sunglasses were under the table.
for which I was looking

28. Adjective Clause + Prepositions
(or, Fancy Old English!)
 The sunglasses for which I was looking were under the
table.

29. Adjective Clause + Prepositions
(Now, the normal way)
 The sunglasses were under the table.
 I was looking for them.
which/that

30. Adjective Clause + Prepositions
(Now, the normal way)
 The sunglasses _______________were under the table.

31. Adjective Clause + Prepositions
(Now, the normal way)
 The sunglasses which I was looking for were under the
table.