The document contains examples of sentences using relative pronouns such as who, whom, that, which, when, and where to join an adjective clause to a main clause. These relative pronouns introduce adjective clauses that identify or provide more information about the nouns they refer to in the main clause.

1. SENTENCES WITH RELATIVE PRONOUNS<br />I saw the man who closed the door.<br />The girl who won the race is happy.<br />The student, who sits next to me, is from China.<br />The students who sit in the front row are from China.<br />We are studying sentences that contain adjective clauses.<br /> I am using a sentence that contains an adjective clause.<br />Algebra problems, which stand for unknown numbers, contain letters.<br />The taxi driver who took me to the airport was friendly.<br />The book that I read was good.<br />I liked the woman whom I met at the party last night<br />I liked the composition that you wrote.<br />The people whom we visited yesterday were very nice.<br /> The meeting, which I went to, was interesting.<br />The man whom I talked to yesterday was very kind.<br />The city where we spend our vacation was beautiful.<br />That’s the restaurant where I will meet you.<br />The town where I grew up is small.<br />That’s the drawer where I keep my jewelry.<br />Monday is the day when we will come.<br />7:05 is the time when my plane arrives.<br />1960 is the year when the revolution took place<br />July is the month when the weather is usually the hottest.<br />The students explained their absence to the teacher. They did not come to class yesterday.<br />The geologist predicted another earthquake. He lectured it at Browning Hall last night.<br />Dr. Fields predicted another earthquake. He lectured it at Browning Hall last night.<br />The rice was very good. We had it for dinner last night.<br />Rice is a staple food throughout much of the world. It is grown in many countries.<br />Mr. Brown´s is very proud of his son’s achievement. His son won the spelling contest.<br />