This document provides rules and examples for using adjective clauses in sentences. It explains that adjective clauses function as adjectives but have verbs and nouns like sentences. It discusses using connecting words like "which" and "that" between a noun and adjective clause, and provides examples like "I just bought the book which you recommended." The document also notes a rule against using "that" to connect a proper noun in an adjective clause, like correctly saying "Winston Churchill, who was the prime minister..." rather than using "that."

1. Introduction
Level 5C
Grammar Class
Joe

2. Adjective Clause with which, whose
• Subject + verb + ADJECTIVE+ noun
• Noun + subordination conjunction +adjective
clause
• Prohibition of adjective clauses

3. Subject + verb + ADJECTIVE+ noun
• Rule:
• Adjective clauses are adjectives. However, they look like
sentences because they have verbs and nouns. Take a look at
the following sentences with adjectives.
• Example:
• I love my new watch.
• George gave me a leather wallet.
• Elvis Presley was a famous singer.
• She just bought a blue car.

4. Noun + subordination conjunction
+adjective clause
• Rule:
• When you use adjective clauses, you often need a word that
connects the noun with the adjective clause. The word acts
like glue and keeps the noun and the adjective clause
together.
• Example:
• I just bought the book which you recommended. -OR- I just bought the
book that you recommended.
• Frank is the chef who taught me how to cook. -OR- Frank is the chef that
taught me how to cook.
• Snowmobiles are cars which you can ride on the snow. -OR- Snowmobiles
are cars that you can ride on the snow.

5. Prohibition of adjective clauses
• Rule:
• When the noun is a proper name (and begins
with a capital letter), do NOT use that.
• Example:
• CORRECT: Winston Churchill, who was the prime
minister of England, is considered one of the
greatest leaders of the 20th Century.
• INCORRECT: Winston Churchill, that was the
prime minister of England, is considered one of
the greatest leaders of the 20th Century.

6. Here is link
• http://www.myenglishteacher.net/adjectivecla
uses.html