Clauses Challenge: Noun, Adjective & Adverb

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Clauses at grade 9 level

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Mariam Zaman

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Clauses Challenge: Noun, Adjective & AdverbOnline version Clauses at grade 9 level by Mariam Zaman 1 A noun clause can function as a subject, object, or complement in a sentence. Yes No 2 An adverb clause can modify a noun. Yes No 3 In “The book that you gave me,” the phrase “that you gave me” is an adverb clause. Yes No 4 Adverb clauses must always come at the end of the sentence. Yes No 5 In “The boy who wore a red hat waved,” “who wore a red hat” is an adjective clause describing “boy.” Yes No 6 In “Whatever you decide, I will support you,” “Whatever you decide” is a noun clause functioning as the subject. Yes No 7 An adverb clause describes how, when, where, or why an action happens. Yes No 8 A noun clause can function as a prepositional object. Yes No 9 An adjective clause cannot start with relative pronouns. Yes No 10 An adjective clause modifies a noun or pronoun. Yes No

Clauses Challenge: Noun, Adjective & AdverbOnline version

Clauses at grade 9 level

by Mariam Zaman

A noun clause can function as a subject, object, or complement in a sentence.

Yes

An adverb clause can modify a noun.

Yes

In “The book that you gave me,” the phrase “that you gave me” is an adverb clause.

Yes

Adverb clauses must always come at the end of the sentence.

Yes

In “The boy who wore a red hat waved,” “who wore a red hat” is an adjective clause describing “boy.”

Yes

In “Whatever you decide, I will support you,” “Whatever you decide” is a noun clause functioning as the subject.

Yes

An adverb clause describes how, when, where, or why an action happens.

Yes

A noun clause can function as a prepositional object.

Yes

An adjective clause cannot start with relative pronouns.

Yes

An adjective clause modifies a noun or pronoun.

Yes

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Clauses Challenge: Noun, Adjective & Adverb

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Clauses Challenge: Noun, Adjective & AdverbOnline version

by Mariam Zaman

A noun clause can function as a subject, object, or complement in a sentence.

An adverb clause can modify a noun.

In “The book that you gave me,” the phrase “that you gave me” is an adverb clause.

Adverb clauses must always come at the end of the sentence.

In “The boy who wore a red hat waved,” “who wore a red hat” is an adjective clause describing “boy.”

In “Whatever you decide, I will support you,” “Whatever you decide” is a noun clause functioning as the subject.

An adverb clause describes how, when, where, or why an action happens.

A noun clause can function as a prepositional object.

An adjective clause cannot start with relative pronouns.

An adjective clause modifies a noun or pronoun.