1. Lesson 15 answers

2. Now let’s review some of the things we have learned about adjectives clauses in this and the previous lesson. a.An adjective clause is one that does the work of a single adjective. b.An adjective clause is one that begins with an adjective. a 1. Which definition of an adjective clause is correct? (a, b)

3. 2. An adjective clause, like an adjective, modifies a noun or a pronoun.

4. after 3. An adjective clause always comes (before, after) the word it modifies.

5. adverb 4. If a clause can be shifted from one position to another in a sentence, it is an (adjective, adverb) clause.

6. pronouns 5. The adjective clause signal who (whose, whom), which, and that are called relative (adjectives, pronouns).

7. complete 6. When we omit an adjective clause from a sentence, a grammatically (complete, incomplete) sentence remains.

8. no 7. Is a relative pronoun such as who, which, or that always the first word in an adjective clause? (yes, no)

9. We called a doctor whom a neighbor had recommend. We called a doctor a neighbor had recommended. no 8. Does an adjective clause always contain a relative pronoun? (yes, no)