2014-12-08 Structure: adj. clause test

Greg Malivuk
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Homework: p. 210 and 228
p. 210 part A
1 who
2 where (...that I was born in.)
3 whom
4 whose
5 which
6 when
7 sees
8 who
part B
1 who lives next door
2 The book, which Sara bought, / The book Sara bought
3 whose dog is barking
4 whom we met
5 where I was born / in which I was born
6 when we spoke / we spoke
7 , who is a student,
8 whose parents work here
part C
1 A - who
2 A - an extrovert who loves
3 D - the people with whom he works/the people he works with
4 D - which happened / that happened
p. 228 part A
1 which
2 whose
3 whom
4 which
5 whom
6 interested
7 which was
8 starring
part B
1 which
2 which
3 whom
4 which
5 whom
6 who
7 who
8 which
part C
1 C - which
2 C - which
3 C - which
4 D - whose
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She has a recipe whose ingredients are secret.
She has a recipe the ingredients of which are secret.

Her recipe, whose ingredients are secret, is delicious.
Her recipe, the ingredients of which are secret, is delicious.
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Unit 13 part 4

Invictus, which was directed by Clint Eastwood, is great.
-> Invictus, directed by Clint Eastwood, is great.

Invictus, which stars Matt Damon, is great.
-> Invictus, starring Matt Damon, is great.
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when scientists sought
the benefits (which/that) many (people) claim

I was at a cafe which has / that has
I was at a cafe where they have
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If the verb in the adjective clause is active, change to the -ing form for the adjective phrase.

studies highlighting the communication differences
Zaff, sounding like Freud, argues...
women, trying to keep the peace, use...

A female supervisor, who seeks to inform...
A female supervisor, seeking to inform...

The boss, who believes that she...
The boss, believing that she...

ideas presented by women
ideas which are presented by women
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active/subject - present participle
passive/object - past participle

This grammar confuses me.
The grammar is confusing.	confusing grammar
I am confused.			confused students
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(You need to remember this connection for adjective clauses to adjective phrases, adverb clauses to adverb phrases, passive voice, noun modifiers, and probably other things as well.)
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p. 225

matinee (cheaper than evening shows)