EF5/6 Noun clauses

adjective clauses
noun clauses

"that" "which" "who"


adjective describes a noun
The cat that has white paws is cute.

noun clause- thing, noun
She knows that she has to move to a new city.

separating those two things- practice, time

You can talk to whoever you want. noun
You can talk to any person.

The person who you need to talk to is over there.
adjective clause- describes 'person', not a thing by itself, describes something else

The phone which you bought is nice. adj- describes/modifies 'phone'

Whichever phone you want to get is ok with me.
noun clause + adj cl

You can choose whichever phone. noun clause

The point is not to know the grammar. The point is to be able to write many different styles of sentences.

SENTENCE STYLES
SIMPLE
COMPOUND
COMPLEX

SIMPLE, COMPOUND, COMPLEX is everything you need to go to UBC.

GOOD SENTENCE WRITING!

Confidence!