EF2/3 Adjective Clause work

adjective clauses SV

who
that
which

where
whose
whom

MOST USEFUL
who- people
that- everything, you decide
which- things not alive


who
My grandmother likes to play mahjong.
My grandmother who is 98 years old likes to play mahjong.

ADJECTIVE CL GOES AFTER THE NOUN THAT IT IS DESCRIBING
My grandmother likes to play mahjong who is 98 years old. XXX

adjectives go before the noun

the cute dog

the dog cute Spanish

adjective clauses go after the noun

the dog that has white paws

the cute dog that has white paws

which

the LCD projector which is on the cart

the old LCD projector which is on the cart

The old LCD projector which is on the cart is working perfectly.

WHEN YOU USE AN ADJECTIVE CLAUSE, YOU MUST SAY TWO THINGS ABOUT THE NOUN

My grandmother who has white hair. XXX

My grandmother who has white hair lives in Nova Scotia.

My grandmother has white hair. She lives in Nova Scotia. 2 SIMPLE SENT

My grandmother has white hair, and she lives in Nova Scotia. COMPOUND

My grandmother she who lives in Nova Scotia has white hair.

My car is red. It is old.

My car is red, and it is old. COMPOUND

My car which is red is old.

My car which is old is red.

My car is red which is old. XXX

My car is old which is red. XXX

My sister has a table that has three legs.

My sister has a table that has blue eyes. XXX

who that which