The document discusses adjective clauses, which are dependent clauses that modify nouns by describing, identifying, or providing more information about them. It defines common adjective clause pronouns like who, whom, which, and whose and provides examples of how each is used based on whether it refers to people or things. The document also provides examples for learners to practice identifying and writing adjective clauses.

1. ADJECTIVE CLAUSE

2. INTRODUCTION
 Clause
A group of words containing a subject and a verb
 Independent Clause
A complete sentence, contain the main subject and
verb. (also called as main clause).
 Dependent Clause
Incomplete sentence. It must be connected to an
independent clause.
 Adjective clause
dependent clause that modifies a noun. It describes,
identifies, or gives further information about a noun.
 Adjective Clause Pronoun
Used to connect the dependent clause to the
independent clause .

3. ADJECTIVE CLAUSE PRONOUN
Who
Whom
Which
Whose

4. WHO
 Used as the subject
 Talk about people
 Example:
I thanked the woman.
She helped me.
 I thank the woman who helped me
The adjective clause modifies the noun woman.

5. WHOM
 Used as the object
 Example:
 The man was Mr. Jones
I saw him.
 The man whom I saw was Mr. Jones

6. WHICH
 The same function as ‘who’ and ‘whom’ but for
things.
 Example :
The boss gave me task.
The task was so difficult.
 The boss gave me task which was so difficult.
The movie wasn’t very good.
We saw it last night.
 The movie which we saw last night wasn’t very
good.

7. WHOSE
 Used to show possession
 Carries the same meaning as other possessive
pronouns : his, her, their, its
 Connected to a noun
 Examples :
I know the man.
His bicycle was stolen.
 I know the man whose bicycle was stolen.

8. WHERE
 Talk about places
 Example:
The hotel wasn’t clean.
We stayed there.
 The hotel where we stayed wasn’t clean.

9. GIVE IT A TRY!
 The book is mine. It is on the table
 I saw the man. He closed the door
The student is from Australia. He sits next to
me.
 I liked the woman. I met her at the party last
night.
I know a man. His last name is Smith.

10. LET’S RACE
 The people were very nice. We visited them
yesterday.
 The taxi driver was friendly. He took me to the
airport.
 The man reported to the safety officer. His unit was
bogged.
 The town is small. I grew up there.
 I read about a man. He keeps chickens in his
apartment.
 We are studying sentence. It contains an adjective
clause.
 I live in a camp. Its residents come from many
regions.

11. LET’S RACE
 You are sitting on a chair is comfortable.
 I like the composition you wrote.
 The young women we met at the
meeting
 I returned the money I borrowed from my
roommate.
 I ran into an old friend I hadn’t seen for
years.

12.  I wrote a report about an operator was
nearly hit by a dump truck.
 The meeting takes place in Manggis Meeting
room lasts for 2 hours.
 The trainer I talked to is from Balikpapan.
 The operator unit was broken down reported to
the mechanic.
 I work in a workshop is located in Pit 2.