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Reduced Adjective Clauses TOEFL Quiz

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Reduced adjectives in TOEFL

by Gabry Gomez
1

_____ on several different television programs, the witness gave conflicting accounts of what had happened.

2

The following sentence contains a reduced adjective clause: "The White House, located in Washington, is the home of the president." Which option shows the reduced form moved to the front of the sentence?

3

Which sentence uses a reduced relative clause correctly?

4

Choose the reduced clause form:

5

Identify the sentence with a reduced adjective clause.

6

Which option has a correct reduced clause?

7

Choose the sentence with no pronoun for the clause.

8

Select the reduced form that changes meaning incorrectly.

9

Which sentence uses a reduced clause with a past participle?

10

Find the reduced clause in this sentence: 'People born in winter enjoy winter sports.'

11

Which sentence correctly uses a reduced adjective clause with a present participle?

12

Choose the best reduced clause for: 'The car that was parked outside belongs to Mia.'

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Reduced clauses omit 'who/that is' when the verb is in -ing form or past participle.

Past participle forms can reduce where passive meaning occurs.

Present participle reduction uses -ing form after nouns.

Use present participle 'driving' after noun for reduction.

Reduction removes relative pronoun and auxiliary.

Some reductions preserve meaning; others must keep tense accordingly.

Past participle reduction: 'built' after noun without 'that was'.

Participle clause after noun; 'born' is past participle.

Present participle after noun without 'who is'.

Past participle reduction; omit 'that was'.

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