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English Literature Study Program State University of Yogyakarta 14 Adjective Clauses Section 2: Structure & Written Expression TOEFL Preparation © Yosa A. Alzuhdy, M.Hum. yosa@uny.ac.id English Literature Study Program State University of Yogyakarta

Adjective Clauses 2 Clause  contains Subj+Verb Adjective Clause: a clause that functions like an adjective. Adjective  functions to modify NOUN. He is a clever student.  clever (adj) modifies student (N) The young man is clever.  young and clever modifies man. The man is my English teacher. I sent the man a long letter. The man whom I sent a long letter is my English teacher.  Adj.clause (whom I sent a long letter) modifies the man. I sent the man, who is my English teacher, a long letter.  Adj.clause (who is my English teacher) modifies the man.

Adjective Clause Connectors 3 :Dependent clause yg berfungsi sbg ADJECTIVE modifies noun/pronoun Adjective clause menggunakan RELATIVE PRONOUN (kata ganti yang menghubungkan Adj.Clause dengan kata yang diterangkannya). Catatan : Bila Relative Pronoun menggantikan OBJECT, atau sebagai pengganti SUBJECT + TOBE, maka bisa dihilangkan dari kalimat tsb. Relative Pronoun Menggantikan… Posisi yg diganti: Diterjemahkan WHO Orang Subject Yang WHOM Object WHICH Benda Subject/object THAT Orang/benda WHOSE Possessive Adj. Kepunyaan Yang …nya WHEN Ket. Waktu Adverb Ketika, Waktu WHERE Ket. Tempat Tempat WHY Ket. Alasan Kenapa, Mengapa

Adjective Clauses (1) The man is a lecturer. who orang subj whom orang obj which benda subj/obj that org/bnd: sub/obj whose kepemilikan Adjective Clauses (1) The man is a lecturer. (2) He is standing in the corner. (1-2)  The man who is standing in the corner is a lecturer.  The man that is standing in the corner is a lecturer. (1)+(3) He was awarded a Nobel Prize yesterday. (1-3)  The man who was awarded a Nobel Prize yesterday is a lecturer.  The man that was awarded a Nobel Prize yesterday is a lecturer. (1)+(4) I met him in the party yesterday. (1-4)  The man whom I met in the party yesterday is a lecturer.  The man that I met in the party yesterday is a lecturer. (1)+(5) His car was stolen last week. (1-5)  The man whose car was stolen last week is a lecturer. (1)+(6) My friend is married to the man. (1-6)  The man whom my friend is married to is a lecturer.  The man that my friend is married to is a lecturer.  The man to whom my friend is married is a lecturer.  The man to that my friend is married is a lecturer. Preposition can be placed before marker. If preceded by preposition, that cannot be used.

Reduced Adj.Clause Connector as OBJECT or as SUBJECT+TO BE  can be omitted: (1-2) The man who is standing in the corner is a lecturer. = The man that is standing in the corner is a lecturer. = The man standing in the corner is a lecturer. (standingAdjective) (1-3) The man who was awarded a Nobel Prize yesterday is a lecturer. = The man that was awarded a Nobel Prize yesterday is a lecturer. = The man awarded a Nobel Prize yesterday is a lecturer.(awardedAdj) (1-4) The man whom I met in the party yesterday is a lecturer. = The man that I met in the party yesterday is a lecturer. = The man I met in the party yesterday is a lecturer. (1-5) The man whose car was stolen last week is a lecturer. (no change!) (1-6) The man whom my friend is married to is a lecturer. = The man that my friend is married to is a lecturer. = The man my friend is married to is a lecturer.  The man to whom my friend is married is a lecturer. (no change!) ~ to whom cannot be replaced by to that, and cannot be omitted.

Other Examples of Adj Clause (1) This is the house. (2) I want to buy the house. (1-2)  This is the house that I want to buy. (1-2)  This is the house which I want to buy. (1-2)  This is the house I want to buy. (3) The house is on Jalan Solo. (2) I want to buy the house. (3-2) The house that I want to buy is on Jalan Solo. (3-2) The house which I want to buy is on Jalan Solo. (3-2) The house I want to buy is on Jalan Solo. (4) We’ll build a house. (5) The house is large enough for 6 people. (1-4)  We’ll build a house that is large enough for 6 people. (1-4)  We’ll build a house which is large enough for 6 people. (6) The house is red. (5) The house is large enough for 6 people. (5-6) The house that is large enough for 6 people is red. (5-6) The house which is large enough for 6 people is red. The job _____ started yesterday was rather difficult. (A) when (B) was (C) after (D) that he Reduced Adj.Clause : = The job he started yesterday was rather difficult. _____ just dropped off a package for you is my sister. (A) The woman (B) The woman who (C) Because the woman (D) With the woman Reduced Adj.Clause:  Adjective Phrase = The woman just dropping off a package for you is my sister.

p.52 Adjective Clauses 7 which 

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 That is the topic which I will write on. 9 The painting which Ms Wallace bought is very expensive.  That is the topic which I will write on. = That is the topic that I will write on. on that both of that most of that

Restrictive – Non-restrictive Clause 10 Adj.clause can be restrictive (membatasi dari yang banyak)  tidak diapit oleh tanda koma, atau non-restrictive (tidak membatasi, memang hanya ada satu)  diapit oleh koma. Perhatikan: My brother who works as a driver has two children.  Implicitly, it means that I have more than one brother, and in this sentence I am talking about one of them. The painting which Ms. Wallace bought was very expensive.  Ada banyak lukisan, dan yang yang mahal adalah yg dibeli Ms Wallace.  Pada restrictive clause, who/whom/which bisa diganti dengan that. Compare: My sister, who lives in Sidempuan, has one child.  It means that I only have one sister, and she lives in Sidempuan. So, I just give extra information about my only sister in the adjective clause. The painting, which Ms. Wallace bought, was very expensive.  Kita hanya membicarakan satu lukisan yang mahal harganya, dan kita sudah tahu bahwa lukisan itu dibeli oleh Ms Wallace.  Jika non-restrictive, who/whom/which tidak bisa diganti dengan that. that  that  dan bisa dihilangkan / direduksi. that that dan tidak bisa direduksi.

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p. 54 Exercise 14 Do the rest (plus additional) 12 with which Do the rest (plus additional) for your exercise ONLINE. Simple Sentence! …School. Engineers were educated in the school. / Engineers were educated there. …School, which engineers were educated in. = …School, in which engineers were educated. = …School, where engineers were educated. thing: which. that? No! (after prep. of)

13 Please review again at home, and do the quiz/exercise online. See you next time…