2014-10-20 Structure: adj. clauses review & test

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Homework: p. 204 and 206 (we'll have a quiz on Monday)
exercise 3
2 The company, which is named Excelsior Computer, has existed for 15 years.
3 The building where we do most of our work is located downtown.
4 The office that I work in has been remodeled.
5 Darren Corgatelli, whose wife is my aunt, is the boss.
6 Darren, whom I've known since I was a child, is an excellent boss.
7 Sarah Corgatelli, who is Darren's wife, keeps the company running smoothly.
8 I joined the company in 1995, when I graduated from college.
9 I really admire my colleagues, whose advice has been invaluable.
 = I admire all of them. Their advice has been great.
(no comma = I only admire the ones with good advice, not all.)
10 Part of my job is telemarketing, which I like the least.
p. 206 exercise 5
- something (which/that) we could talk about
- one of those tests which/that show you
- inventories that tell you
- a person who is classified
- things that/which involve / (things involving)
- , which doesn't surprise me / . That doesn't surprise me
- in the dormitory where I live / dormitory in which I live

(I'm a person whom the test classifies as an extrovert.)
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TEST
part 2
4 She has a recipe the ingredients of which are a secret.
  She has a recipe that has secret ingredients.
  She has a recipe where the ingredients are a secret.
  (informal: a recipe that's ingredients are a secret)

part 3
the 1990s is a finished past time: when they began
foods which do not contain
many have claimed / many claim

Quantifiers can be used like pronouns, if we understand what noun is being quantified.