Dependent Clause

      A. Identify the clauses types

1.     I know the woman singing the song. (Adjective clause)   

2.     Was it raining when we went out? (Adverb clause) 

3.     I don’t know what was the subject of the discussion.(Noun clause)

4.     The students speaking English are from the science program. (adjective clause)

5.     Did anyone ask any questions when the bell rang? (Adverb clause) 

6.     I am just wondering why you keep silent. (Noun clause)

7.     You should not tell that story to whomever you wish. (Noun clause) 

8.     People say what goes up must come down. (Noun clause)

9.     Some guest invited to the party can’t come. (Adjective clause)

10. Why do you speak before you think it carefully? (Adverb clause)

B. Combine the following sentence  

11. The school will be innovated. The gate of the school is white.

· The school of which the gate  school is white will be innovated.

12. Is the man our English teacher? He rides on a silver Honda Jazz.

· Is the man who rides on a silver Honda Jazz our English teacher?

13.  I know the lady. A thief stole her purse yesterday.

· I know the lady whose purse A thief stole yesterday.

14. This test must be finished in 45 minutes. It is about clauses in English.

· This test which is about clauses must be finished in 45 minutes.

15. They are those naughty boys. We saw them running across the street.

· They are those naughty boys whom we saw running across the street.

16. Will the SSC try out be tested next week? You are going to have it.

· Will the SSC try out which you are going to have be tested next week.

17.  Those present are rejected by the post office. They are not wrapped properly.

· Those present which are not wrapped properly are rejected by the post office.

18.  The stubborn students are sent back home. Their school uniform is not batik.

· The stubborn students whose school uniform is not batik are sent back home.

19. Geometry seems a very dull subject. We know anything about it.

· Geometry whom we know anything about seems a very dull subject.

20. The headmaster deserves popularity. His life has been devoted to this school.

· The headmaster whose life has been devoted to this school deserves popularity.