14/06/2022
Adjective clauses:
An adjective modifies anoun .it comes infront of it.
Imet akind mam .(akind is an adjective .man is anoun )
An adjective clausehas tow kinds 1-dependent clause
2-an independent clause
Ex;Imet aman [who is kind to every body. ]adjecțive clause.
Using (who )and (whom )in an adjective clause.
The man is friendly.He livesnext to me
(Who)is asubject pronoun .it refers to the (man )
The man [who lives next to me is friendly]adjective clause.
The man was friendly .Imet him
(Him)is an object pronoun .it refers tothe man.
The man[ (whom)Imet] anindependent←wasfriendly.↓
Adjective clause(whom I met)
Who ,whom,and that in adjective clause.:
The man is friendly.He lives next to me
The man who lives next to me is friendl .
The man that lives next to me is friendly.
The man was friendly .Imet (him).an object pronoun .
The man whom Imet was friendly.
The man that Imet was friendl.
The man ---Imet was friendly
Note ,(whom ,that )an object pronoun can be omitted.
Using which and that in adjective clause;
The river is polluted.It flows through town.
The river which flows throughthe townis polluted.
The river that flowsthrough town is polluted.
The books were expensive.Ibought (them)an object pronoun
The booķs (that )I bought them were expensive.
The books( which
) I bought them were expensive.
The books (--)Ibought themwere expensive.
