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INSTRUCTIONS: Write S if the underlined adjective clause describes the subject. Write O if the underlined adjective clause describes the object. Ex: That email, which I didn’t bother to read, was from a spammer.        S The spammer, who has several computers, makes a lot of money.

INSTRUCTIONS: Complete each sentence with where or when. Ex: Summer vacation is the time when I most enjoy myself. She will show you ____________________ special books are located.

INSTRUCTIONS: Rewrite the sentences with nonessential adjective clauses adding commas where needed. If a sentence correctly uses an essential adjective clause, write OK. Ex: Our team whose captain is from Mexico won all its games this year.   Our team, whose captain is from Mexico, won all its games this year. The hotels near the falls which range from inexpensive to costly are almost always full.

INSTRUCTIONS: Complete each sentence with who, whom, that, or which. The services for ___________________ people had to pay a small fee seemed well worth it.

INSTRUCTIONS: Is the sentence correct? Answer Y for Yes or N for No. There are students who homework takes them three hours a night.

INSTRUCTIONS: Rewrite the incorrect sentences. If a sentence is correct, write OK. Ex: I don’t know anyone lives in Ohio.   I don’t know anyone who lives in Ohio. I have everything who I need.

INSTRUCTIONS: Rewrite the incorrect sentences. If a sentence is correct, write OK. Ex: I don’t know anyone lives in Ohio.   I don’t know anyone who lives in Ohio. I have everything who I need.

INSTRUCTIONS: Rewrite the incorrect sentences. If a sentence is correct, write OK. The Internet is a service that you don’t pay for it.

INSTRUCTIONS: Rewrite each sentence. Use a descriptive phrase in place of the adjective clause. Ex: Children who are living in big cities sometimes have health problems.   Children living in big cities sometimes have health problems. People who are looking for peace and quiet often visit Montana.

INSTRUCTIONS: Rewrite the incorrect sentences. If a sentence is correct, write OK. My friend needs someone can start right away.