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    Adjective Clauses

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    The document provides examples of how to combine two sentences using an adjective clause. It shows the original sentences, and then the sentences combined with an adjective clause introduced by "who/that". Four examples are given with the structure of two sentences followed by their combination with an adjective clause. The purpose is to demonstrate how to use adjective clauses to combine sentences.

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    Adjective Clauses

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    The document provides examples of how to combine two sentences using an adjective clause. It shows the original sentences, and then the sentences combined with an adjective clause introduced by "who/that". Four examples are given with the structure of two sentences followed by their combination with an adjective clause. The purpose is to demonstrate how to use adjective clauses to combine sentences.

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    The document provides examples of how to combine two sentences using an adjective clause. It shows the original sentences, and then the sentences combined with an adjective clause introduced by "who/that". Four examples are given with the structure of two sentences followed by their combination with an adjective clause. The purpose is to demonstrate how to use adjective clauses to combine sentences.

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    Adjective Clauses

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    Roseanne Park
    The document provides examples of how to combine two sentences using an adjective clause. It shows the original sentences, and then the sentences combined with an adjective clause introduced by "who/that". Four examples are given with the structure of two sentences followed by their combination with an adjective clause. The purpose is to demonstrate how to use adjective clauses to combine sentences.

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    USE ADJECTIVE CLAUSE TO COMBINE THESE 2 SENTENCES

    EXAMPLE: I SAW THE MAN. HE CLOSED THE DOOR.

     I SAW THE MAN {WHO/THAT CLOSED THE DOOR}.

    1. THE GIRL IS HAPPY. SHE WON THE RACE.

    Adjective Clauses
    USE ADJECTIVE CLAUSE TO COMBINE THESE 2 SENTENCES

    EXAMPLE: I SAW THE MAN. HE CLOSED THE DOOR


     I SAW THE MAN WHO/THAT CLOSED THE DOOR.

    1. THE GIRL IS HAPPY. SHE WON THE RACE.

     THE GIRL {WHO/THAT WON THE RACE} IS HAPPY.

    Adjective Clauses
    USE ADJECTIVE CLAUSE TO COMBINE THESE 2 SENTENCES

    EXAMPLE: I SAW THE MAN. HE CLOSED THE DOOR


     I SAW THE MAN WHO/THAT CLOSED THE DOOR.

    1. THE GIRL IS HAPPY. SHE WON THE RACE.

     THE GIRL {WHO/THAT WON THE RACE} IS HAPPY.

    2. THE STUDENT IS FROM CHINA. SHE SITS IN THE FRONT


    ROW.

    Adjective Clauses
    USE ADJECTIVE CLAUSE TO COMBINE THESE 2 SENTENCES

    EXAMPLE: I SAW THE MAN. HE CLOSED THE DOOR


     I SAW THE MAN WHO/THAT CLOSED THE DOOR.

    1. THE GIRL IS HAPPY. SHE WON THE RACE.

     THE GIRL WHO/THAT WON THE RACE IS HAPPY.

    2. THE STUDENT IS FROM CHINA. SHE SITS IN THE FRONT ROW.

     THE STUDENT {WHO/THAT SITS IN THE FRONT ROW} IS FROM


    CHINA.

    Adjective Clauses
    USE ADJECTIVE CLAUSE TO COMBINE THESE 2 SENTENCES

    EXAMPLE: I SAW THE MAN. HE CLOSED THE DOOR


     I SAW THE MAN {WHO/THAT CLOSED THE DOOR}.

    3. THE STUDENTS ARE STUDYING ADJECTIVE CLAUSES. THEY


    ARE SMART.

    Adjective Clauses
    USE ADJECTIVE CLAUSE TO COMBINE THESE 2 SENTENCES

    EXAMPLE: I SAW THE MAN. HE CLOSED THE DOOR


     I SAW THE MAN WHO/THAT CLOSED THE DOOR.

    3. THE STUDENTS ARE STUDYING ADJECTIVE CLAUSES. THEY


    ARE SMART.

     THE STUDENTS {WHO/THAT ARE SMART} ARE


    STUDYING ADJECTIVE CLAUSES.

    Adjective Clauses
    USE ADJECTIVE CLAUSE TO COMBINE THESE 2 SENTENCES

    EXAMPLE: I SAW THE MAN. HE CLOSED THE DOOR


     I SAW THE MAN WHO/THAT CLOSED THE DOOR.

    3. THE STUDENTS ARE STUDYING ADJECTIVE CLAUSES. THEY ARE SMART.

     THE STUDENTS {WHO/THAT ARE SMART} ARE STUDYING ADJECTIVE


    CLAUSES.

    4. I AM USING A CLAUSE. IT CONTAINS A SUBJECT AND A VERB, AT LEAST.

    Adjective Clauses
    USE ADJECTIVE CLAUSE TO COMBINE THESE 2 SENTENCES

    EXAMPLE: I SAW THE MAN. HE CLOSED THE DOOR


     I SAW THE MAN WHO/THAT CLOSED THE DOOR.

    3. THE STUDENTS ARE STUDYING ADJECTIVE CLAUSES. THEY ARE SMART.

     THE STUDENTS {WHO/THAT ARE SMART} ARE STUDYING ADJECTIVE


    CLAUSES.

    4. I AM USING A CLAUSE. IT CONTAINS A SUBJECT AND A VERB, AT LEAST.

     I AM USING A CLAUSE {WHICH/THAT CONTAINS A SUBJECT AND A VERB,


    AT LEAST}.

    Adjective Clauses

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