Adjective Clause. English Education 3B

GROUP 4

1.      CATUR ROMADLONI PUJARWATI             (153221046)

2.      GEOSA NIKMATUL HALDA                          (153221047)

3.      MONICA NUR SAFRINA                                (153221067)

Chapter IV

Adjective Clause

Adjective Clause

·        Defining Adjective Clause

·        Identifying the Markers

·        Combining Adjetive Clause

·        Reducing Adjetive Clause

Definition

Adjetive clause is a dependent clause that modifies the noun

Markers

Who                     orang                                                 kata kerja

Which                   benda/hewan                                  

Whom                  orang                                                 S+V

Whose                 orang/ benda                                   possesive

Where                  tempat                

When                   waktu                  

Example

The man who brings many books takes law faculty

The dog which barked in front of your house yesterday is died

The man who brings many books takes law faculty (active) = adjective clause

The man bringing many books takes law faculty (passive)= adjective phrase

The agreement which is taken by the freeport company makes it useful for longer (active) = adjective clause

The agreement taken by the freeport company makes it useful for longer (passive) = adjective phrase