tailieunhanh - Understanding and using english grammar part 43

Interview another student in your class. Take notes during the interview, and then introduce this student to the rest of the class or to a small group of classmates. Possible topics for the interview follow. What questions might you ask to elicit this information? | EXERCISE 20. Review adjective clauses. Charts 13-1 - 13-9 Directions Create sentences in which you use the given groups of words. Each sentence should contain an adjective clause. Examples the people that I - One of the people that I admire most in the history of the world is Gandhi. the people with whom we - I enjoyed talking to the people with whom we had dinner last night. 1. the things I 2. the people who 3. a person who 4. the man to whom I 5. the place I 6. a book that 7. the time my 8. a person whose 9. a woman I 10. employees who 11. the restaurant where 12. someone that I 13. everything you 14. those who 15. the only one who 16. nothing I 17. everyone she 18. the doctor he 13-10 PUNCTUATING ADJECTIVE CLAUSES General guidelines for the punctuation of adjective clauses 1 do not USE commas if the adjective clause is necessary to identify the noun it modifies. 2 use COMMAS if the adjective clause simply gives additional information and is not necessary to identify the noun it modifies. a The professor who teaches Chemistry 101 is an excellent lecturer. b Professor Wilson who teaches Chemistry 101 is an excellent lecturer. In a No commas are used. The adjective clause is necessary to identify which professor is meant. In b Commas are used. The adjective clause is not necessary to identify Professor Wilson. We already know who he is he has a name. The adjective clause simply gives additional information. c Hawaii which consists of eight principal islands is a favorite vacation spot. d Mrs. Smith who is a retired teacher does volunteer work at the hospital. Guideline Use commas as in b c and d if an adjective clause modifies a proper noun. A proper noun begins with a capital letter. Note A comma reflects a pause in speech. fwhofmO e The man that I met teaches chemistry. V0 f Mr. Lee whom 1 met yesterday teaches chemistry. In e If no commas are used any possible pronoun may be used in the adjective clause. Object pronouns may be omitted. In f When commas are .