Exercise 2 Combine, the sentences, using the second sentence as an adjective clause. 1. The people were very poor. We visited them last year. 2. We like the composition. You wrote it. 3. I like the girl. I met her at the supermarket last night. 4. The pencil was blue. He bought it yesterday. 5. The principal was wise. He delivered his speech.
Exercise 3 Combine the sentences, using the second sentences as an adjective clause. 1. The meeting was benefical. We went to it. 2. The old man was sitting over there. I was telling you about him. 3. I must thank my mother. I got a nice present from her. 4. The film was good. She was watching it. 5. The woman was kind. I talked to her last night.
Exercise 4 Combine the two sentences, using the secong sentence as an adjective clause. 1. The teacher is excellent. I am taking her course. 2. Mita lives in a dormitory. Its residents come from many countries. 3. Mr. Indhra teaches a class for students. Their native language is not English. 4. The man poured a glass of water on his face. His beard caught on fire when he lit a cigarette. 5. I apologized to the woman. I spilled her tea.
Exercise 5 Combine the two sentencessecond sentence as an adjective clause. 1. The village was shady. We spent our vacation there (in that village). 2. That is the park. I will meet you there (in that park). 3. The town is beautiful. He grew up there (in that town). 4. That is the hotel. We will take a rest here (in that hotel). 5. That is the drawer. I keep my ring there (in that drawer)
Exercise 6 Combine the two sentences, using the second sentence as an adjective clause. 1. Sunday is the day. We will have a picnic then (on that day). 2. Desember is the month. The weather is usually the coldest then (in that month). 3. 9.15 is the time. My plane departs then (at that time). 4. Tuesday is the day. My grandma come then (on that day). 5. 1945 is the year. The Indonesian Independence day took place then (in that year).
Exercise 7 Complete the sentences with adjective clause! 1. Ask Mita. She’s the only one .......who knows the answer.…. 2. All of the students are seated. The teacher is the only one …………… 3. I listen to everything …………… 4. Patrick makes a good first impression. He charms everyone …………… 5. I know someone …………… 6. I’m powerless to help her. There’s nothing …………… 7. He can’t trust anyone. There’s no one …………… 8. I’ve a question. There is something …………… 9. I didn’t understand anything …………… 10. You can believe him. Everything ……………
Exercise 3 Combine the sentences, using the second sentences as an adjective clause. 1. The meeting was benefical. We went to it. 2. The old man was sitting over there. I was telling you about him. 3. I must thank my mother. I got a nice present from her. 4. The film was good. She was watching it. 5. The woman was kind. I talked to her last night.
Exercise 4 Combine the two sentences, using the secong sentence as an adjective clause. 1. The teacher is excellent. I am taking her course. 2. Mita lives in a dormitory. Its residents come from many countries. 3. Mr. Indhra teaches a class for students. Their native language is not English. 4. The man poured a glass of water on his face. His beard caught on fire when he lit a cigarette. 5. I apologized to the woman. I spilled her tea.
Exercise 5 Combine the two sentencessecond sentence as an adjective clause. 1. The village was shady. We spent our vacation there (in that village). 2. That is the park. I will meet you there (in that park). 3. The town is beautiful. He grew up there (in that town). 4. That is the hotel. We will take a rest here (in that hotel). 5. That is the drawer. I keep my ring there (in that drawer)
Exercise 6 Combine the two sentences, using the second sentence as an adjective clause. 1. Sunday is the day. We will have a picnic then (on that day). 2. Desember is the month. The weather is usually the coldest then (in that month). 3. 9.15 is the time. My plane departs then (at that time). 4. Tuesday is the day. My grandma come then (on that day). 5. 1945 is the year. The Indonesian Independence day took place then (in that year).
Exercise 7 Complete the sentences with adjective clause! 1. Ask Mita. She’s the only one .......who knows the answer.…. 2. All of the students are seated. The teacher is the only one …………… 3. I listen to everything …………… 4. Patrick makes a good first impression. He charms everyone …………… 5. I know someone …………… 6. I’m powerless to help her. There’s nothing …………… 7. He can’t trust anyone. There’s no one …………… 8. I’ve a question. There is something …………… 9. I didn’t understand anything …………… 10. You can believe him. Everything ……………
Jawaban:
Exercise 2:
1. The people we visited last year were very poor.
2. We like the composition you wrote.
3. I like the girl I met at the supermarket last night.
4. The pencil he bought yesterday was blue.
5. The principal who delivered his speech was wise.
Exercise 3:
1. The meeting we went to was beneficial.
2. The old man I was telling you about was sitting over there.
3. I must thank my mother from whom I got a nice present.
4. The film she was watching was good.
5. The woman I talked to last night was kind.
Exercise 4:
1. The teacher whose course I am taking is excellent.
2. Mita lives in a dormitory whose residents come from many countries.
3. Mr. Indhra teaches a class for students whose native language is not English.
4. The man whose beard caught on fire when he lit a cigarette poured a glass of water on his face.
5. I apologized to the woman whose tea I spilled.
Exercise 5:
1. The village where we spent our vacation was shady.
2. That is the park where I will meet you.
3. The town where he grew up is beautiful.
4. That is the hotel where we will take a rest.
5. That is the drawer where I keep my ring.
Exercise 6:
1. Sunday is the day when we will have a picnic.
2. December is the month when the weather is usually the coldest.
3. 9.15 is the time when my plane departs.
4. Tuesday is the day when my grandma comes.
5. 1945 is the year when the Indonesian Independence day took place.
Exercise 7:
1. Ask Mita, she's the only one who knows the answer.
2. All of the students are seated, the teacher is the only one who is standing.
3. I listen to everything that is being said.
4. Patrick makes a good first impression, he charms everyone he meets.
5. I know someone who can help us.
6. I'm powerless to help her, there's nothing I can do.
7. He can't trust anyone, there's no one he can rely on.
8. I've a question, there is something I don't understand.
9. I didn't understand anything that was discussed.
10. You can believe him, everything he says is true.