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Challenge your grasp of reduced adjective clauses.

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Challenge your grasp of reduced adjective clauses.

by Züleyxa Rzazadə
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“The article which was published in 2020 discusses new climate solutions.”

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“The student who studies in the library every evening always gets good grades.”

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“The keys that are on the table belong to my mother.”

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“The children who have blue eyes are twins.”

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“People who do not have enough water must save it carefully.”

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Can it be reduced? “The girl whom I met yesterday is my cousin.”

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The clause “which was published in 2020” is passive, so we remove “which was” and keep the past participle “published.”

The clause is active, so we remove who and use the -ing form → studying.

The clause has the verb to be, so we delete “that are” and keep only the phrase on the table.

When reducing a relative clause with “who have”, we can often replace it with “with” + noun. So “who have blue eyes” → “with blue eyes”.

The relative clause “who do not have enough water” can be reduced to “without enough water” for a shorter and natural expression.

Object “whom” can be dropped: “whom I met” → “met”.

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