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Sentences (Relative Clauses)
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A relative clause is an example of a subordinate clause: 'My book, which is lost, contains my homework'. Subordinate clauses provide extra information, often containing a subject (doer) and verb (action word). Mark clauses off with commas.
Challenge your knowledge of relative clauses by playing this enjoyable middle school quiz.
The toolbox, which he carried, was heavy.
Its lights, which had been working, had broken.
He carried a toolbox in his hand.
He carried a toolbox and he mended the shop's lights.
The shop, which was apparently open, had no lights on.
....... in his hand .......
The electrician arrived and he carried his toolbox.
....... the shop's lights .......
....... an electrician's toolbox .......
The electrician, whom they had telephoned, arrived.
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