Using Adjective Clauses to Add Detail, Study Guides, Projects, Research of English

Download Using Adjective Clauses to Add Detail and more Study Guides, Projects, Research English in PDF only on Docsity! Using Adjectives Clauses to Add Detail to a Sentence Name_______________ Hour _____ Date_______ Directions: The sentences below are pretty basic and lack detail. Rewrite each sentence by adding an adjective clause that modifies the underlined word. The clause you add should make sense in the context of the rest of the sentence while providing interesting or crucial information. Punctuate carefully, underline the adjective clause in your rewritten sentence, and label it E for essential or N for nonessential. (Adjective clauses begin with that/which/who/whom/whose/when/where.) Ex: Franklin was the guy . Franklin was the guy who stopped me the other day and asked for my autograph . (E) 1. I know a guy . 2. My science teacher was in an episode of The Office . 3. Is that the store ? 4. I haven’t thought about the singer for a long time. 5. Often, people end up living happy lives. 6. ( Your favorite band/musician ) is coming to Kansas City this summer! 7. Gilbert’s turtle is now at Lisa’s house. For items 8-10, you must find another student to write a basic sentence and then you rewrite it with an adjective clause just like you did in 1-7 . 8. _______________________________________________________ 9. _______________________________________________________ 10. _______________________________________________________