Identify Independent and Subordinate Clauses Review Game Quizz

April 22, 2022 Post a Comment

Hello, Adam! Thanks a lot!

Edinho

Flankly speaking Adam, I demand to become over your other videos on Clauses to have a complete motion-picture show of this important grammer topic.

The lesson provided useful clues that helped to pinpoint the unlike clauses on the quiz.

Thanks, come across you soon!

Regino

Frankly*
I promise I assist you a little flake.:)
frankly-adv; used to show that y'all are saying what are you retrieve almost something.; honestly and directly.

StudentMaria

helped

StudentMaria

hey Maria, i was just reading the comments below the lesson and i found out useful yours. Thanks. I´d like to know if you want to practice with me, i am about to get a job correlated with english language (bilingual agente), merely i must enhance speaking.

Lyann

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Hassan.com

Adept twenty-four hour period Adam

thank you for the lesson which i have plant information technology so difficult for me but i am still waiting the next lessons of the dependent clauses to empathise more
yous are bully teacher.

majedzah

The quiz was difficult but good report for me. Cheers for your great lesson, Adam :)

Happy04

This content is especially of import for writing.

Alex

Yeah Alex!

Important and difficult subject.

Fabio Cicerre

Thanks a lot, Adam!Skilful stuff!

anton

Give thanks yous for this lesson.Equally Alex said,It is so proficient to utilise them in writing department.

bakhtiyar ali

Thank you Adam.

Erhan3820

Practise you smoke a lot Adam ? :))

MerveTn01

I'm working on quitting Merve ;)

Adam

How-do-you-do Adam. I watched your video then I took this quiz. I got 89. Thank yous. And I hope you take quit smoking past now(is information technology grammatical?) I don't like to upset yous. I lost my father considering of this.

naraG

merve nasilsin,, I'chiliad in istanbul . i report turkshish language merely i need to practice speaking will u aid me that….

faisal12

How do you know that adam is a smoker?

dr. mohon farazi

Thanks a lot Adam
It was so helpful ….. I saw it one time and did the quiz and it was 8 out of 9 what do you recall???

reemabousaid

Hello!
I would similar to improve my English, would you similar to help me?
give thanks you :)

danieell

Adept job Reemabousaid :)

Adam

Absurd stuff!

I've been looking for a lesson like this in different sources and for a long time. Please Adam, continue, and go deep into clauses. Tell how different clause are congenital in next videos. I am looking forward to seeing next videos.

yankhonskiy

More are coming Yankhonskly :)

Adam

Thanks Adam!

Tough subject field, but it helps us to force our minds to understand and etch amend English language sentences, that is goal of these extraordinary videos, I recall.

Fabio Cicerre

the goal… :-)

Fabio Cicerre

Omg this is and then difficult! But I volition endeavor my all-time. Thank you for the lesson!

Sebert

What a difficult examination today!!!Wooow!!I´ll watch the video again later, and and so, I should retake the test.
Thank you Adam, yous explain very expert and conspicuously all the grammar rules. Why don´t you consider to explicate a lesson nigh inversion, that it´s likewise very hard??

knopfler86

Adam

Thank yous very much Adam!!
Hope to see you over again shortly ;)

knopfler86

Hi Knopfler I found it difficult too .
Y'all know in my plans i'd love to learn Spanish also every bit ilove Spain and the languages it self .
would y'all listen learning me and too to practice English besides ?

Maramsalem

Great lesson,Adam,peachy lesson.Thank you once again.

Sonia1234

Thanks Adam,I promise Great lesson and many difficult test today.thank you Adam I'll watch the video or my book again afterward

Muad Abdiaziz

This lesson was for me just easy understanding since I knew how to use them in sentences and speaking to someone that stuff.. So this lesson I got some new sentences that helped me a lot
Adam you are sort of making and agreement that what you teach here to people tin can easily grasp is that much ability you lot've got non simply you lot Rebecca and Emma Ronnie and yes James and yes Alex too just great at teaching.. .
Information technology was only and then fun to listen for me Anyhow cheers much Adam.. .

Sivakumar

Adam! Thanks very much! This lesson was perfect for me!

Edu

…Learning grammar may help united states more than confident in reading, writing and too in speaking.
Oh, my god! This quiz was so difficult for me.
Thanks so much for this great, important and difficult lesson, Adam.

Chloe.Lee

thanks Adam.

CaoNgoc

8/nine in the quiz, merely it was tough for me.
Cheers, Adam.

Dr@g0n

why i am can not go through to new que

FUBSCO

How-do-you-do Fubsco,

I'thousand not sure what you're asking; you tin't do the total quiz?

Adam

He's request :"why can't he practise a new quiz ,another one".

uniquelulie

plz answer

FUBSCO

Thank you, Adam. From the quiz I got 7/9. my mistake is in determining the kind of the clause. I get a difficulty in differentiate the substantive clause and adj clause.

fatma widya

It simply takes practice Fatma. Proceed trying, and it volition come to you :)

Adam

Honey Adam,
Thanks for your lessons.
I have a question and a suggestion.
About question 7, if there is no comma is still a clause as long as it has a verb and a subject, am I right? I always though we needed a comma to place clauses. And the suggestion is that maybe in your later tutorials you could talk well-nigh appositives as well :)
Thanks again, nice tattoo.

aurora.sahagun

Thank you Aurora,

Actually, commas have a very item function in clauses. When I get into the private clauses y'all will see what I mean.

Adam

Hello Adam
I take one request hither.Could you explain the word "after" come similar "What are they after" "What are you after" How many do you later" etc.thanks

engsaaiqbal

Hullo Engsaaiqbal,

What are y'all afterward means what are you trying to go or to accomplish.

How many practise you after is actually not a correct sentence though.

Hope this helps.

Adam

How-do-you-do adam I'm still lilliputian bet confusing about clauses can you lot provide me with links of more videos

Nouhaila22

Thank you! I still need to practice utilise clauses in my writing and speaking.Cheers once again!

Yune

Adam I similar your lessons. They are very understandable. Thank you!!!

Katerina

Thank y'all Katerina :)

Adam

Hello MR.Adam
I have one question that I wish you answer me .
Today I had an English exam and I started my paragraph with a claw . I wrote " when was the concluding time yous some

noofasa

Your comment is waiting to be approved by engVid.

Hello MR.Adam
I have i question that I wish yous answer me .
Today I had an English exam and I started my paragraph with a claw . Tin can yous await at my sentence delight " when was the last time you someone makes or make an ancient crafts " . My question is which ane is right (make or makes ) ? Because I lost 1 marking on this:(

noofasa

Hi Noofsa,

When was the last fourth dimension you lot someone makes or make an ancient crafts When was the terminal time you or someone you know Made an aboriginal craft?

the concluding time = the past (made)

Hope this helps.

Adam

It is difficult, but I have to try and find out my mistake and so I volition acquire from that.
Give thanks you, Adam

yengkong96

Very helpful! cannot be sure about the difference betwixt noun clause every bit object and noun clause as bailiwick

amazonove

Hi Amazonove,

Look at what it is doing in the judgement– is it doing the verb (subject), or is it receiving/the target of the verb (object)?

Kickoff, it helps to know what subjects and objects are and do in a judgement. ;)

Adam

Hi Adam! Please tell me which is right:
1 Why do you wear this shirt today(now)?
2 Why are you wearing this shirt today(now)?
Thank you lot.

KATRIN777

Hello Katrin,

#ii is correct. You are wearing it now (continuous)

Simply… why exercise you wear that shirt every day?

Adam

Thank you Adam.

KATRIN777

Howdy Adam,
I demand to ask class students to sit in a single row with an arm altitude facing black board for exam purpose.What is the exact expression

imshakeelatk

Hello Imshakeelatk,

I need students to stand in single files, at arm's length from each other and facing the blackboard.

To tell the truth, though, the way y'all wrote it would also work ;)

Adam

Hi Adam, I am grateful.

imshakeelatk

it´s dificult but no incommunicable specially identifying if it´s or not an adverb clause noun clause, adjetive clause, in resume everything jajjaa. but it was well explained

rango16

Very importante lesson …instructor!!

Marioo

All of your lessons are so great and qualified. Thank you a lot.

mr.muhammedali

ufffff…. i'm non getting noun clause…..

jalal Farid

Not to worry Jalal. I'll make lessons on each blazon of clause soon :)

Adam

will be waiting for them…..

jalal Farid

Adam which of them IS or ARE I must use in the next sentences(from grammatical point of view):
ane There (IS/ARE) a divan, a desk and armchair in the room.
2 There (IS/ARE) a divan and a desk-bound in the room).
3 There (IS/ARE) two desks and a divan in the room).

Give thanks y'all.

Is it grammatically right to say: "there ARE NO clocks in the room" or I only could say: "there IS NO clock in the room".
Bye!

KATRIN777

All 3 sentences technically need ARE, though many native speakers volition use is when the commencement noun that follows is singular.

there are no clocks and there is no clock are both right.

Adam

Thanks Adam and I accept used ARE all the time. Merely I saw this strange rule(about using IS) somewhere ane month ago in the textbook for russian kids(THE WORSE IS they give them bad degrees for using ARE in that case!). And those kids are too petty(8-ix years onetime).

KATRIN777

Yep, I've seen that too, only at schoolhouse they demand to do what the teachers desire- when they become out into the real world they'll have to adjust. :)

Adam

Dear Adam I need your happy because I accept problem with spelling I the moment I'one thousand studying English even so I can write and I don't know what to practise can you delight explicate how I tin improve.
many thanks

basher10

Oh, sorry. Is it normal to say: "The room's left corner isn't equal. (or kleptomaniacal?),(or not even?)
Thanks.

KATRIN777

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Vlad Moiseev

The corner is the corner, but if you lot want to say something about the walls, they are kleptomaniacal or not even (both are ok). Uneven suggests more about the alignment, while crooked is more nigh each walls lines. (if that makes sense) ;)

Adam

Thank you lot for the answer Adam! I understand clearly your explanation. Simply now I don't understand about corners!(and so I can't say the room's corners and I should say the wall'southward lines are crooked). It's getting more difficult when I must say something about everyday life.(considering no one in audiobooks and movies talks on such topics). Too bad!

KATRIN777

I should take mentioned before, but you tin use the discussion 'uneven' and then it's upward to the listener to imagine that on his/her own. Uneven just means non straight, or not balanced, or…

Adam

So it is correct "The wall is uneven."

missmanzana

Thank you Adam! Information technology was very hard test for me ….

larysa6165

Hi Adam, it was a actually good one.

jairoeli

Cheers Adam , Information technology is good lesson but it difficult for me.

Ukrit

Thank u

kufterka

Got 7 out of 9

Sambhu Biswakarma

Thanks, Adam.
But I've a question:
'waterlogged' and 'flooded' what is the departure?

Sophie

Distressing, 1 more question.
'north', 'northern' and 'northerly'
What is the deviation?
If 3 of them are as adjective, what is the difference?
Cheers.

Sophie

Hi Sophie,

A thing can exist waterlogged (like a tree, or a wall, etc.), but a place or a space tin exist flooded (lie a valley, or the basement).

n is a direction y'all take (according to a compass). (get due north five blocks, then plow east on Main Street). I t tin also exist a specific identify (with a upper-case letter letter of the alphabet) (I live in the Due north)

Northern is a place on map (I live in the northern United States). It can also distinguish between places ( i live in the northern role of the country and my sister lives in the South; the cuisine of northern China)

northerly is the direction something moves in
(He traveled in a northerly direction) or the origin of something (northerly winds–they are moving from the northward)

Hope this helps.

Adam

hi there Adam, I do love y'all (as a teacher…) but in the last structured judgement I recollect it make no sense (talking about the meaning and the relationship betwixt the informations given). I didn't go the connection betwixt the first clause, wich ordinarily give the pregnant or the "sense" to the whole story, and the last ane. I mean: what's the relation between "When my mother told me…." AND "I knew she was really happy.." ? And it sounds strange to me the past tens KNEW. I don't know if I have been clear but I promise so. For the rest you lot are awesome! And I take advantage to these comments to practice with writing. Goodbye Giuseppe Italy

mescal

pitiful….it makes no sense

mescal

I disagree with respond no. 4. Could it be more than one Daniella in that visitor, why not? In fact,the author specified her nickname.

mescal

How-do-you-do Mescal,

If there were ore than 1 Daniella, then I'd first have to place which one I'm talking well-nigh before I say anything else. Daniella from accounting, whom nearly people … (from accounting would be the identifier)

Every bit for the sentence in the first comment, I'm not really sure what you're non getting. When my mother told me about Lucy, I knew (understood) that she was happy. I knew (past) because she told me (past).

If yous can clarify the question, I'll look at ti once again.

Hope this helps a bit anyway.

Adam

Splendid lesson, Adam. The way you teach us get whatsoever hard lesson like that in a calorie-free and enjoyable lesson.

genilvan

cheers, it was very insightful

idania

I don't believe (that) I score 8. Writing is my weaker skill. Thanks Adan.

Bergvolk

Thanks for not bad explanations of such a difficult topic. Looking forward for more lessons on information technology.

Aline

Yep! I agree with y'all; he explains difficult topics with great ease. That's what a good instructor always do, isn't it?

Looking forward TO watching more lessons on "Dependent Clauses" too.

Ciao!

Regino

right, thanks!

P.S. That'southward what a good teacher always DOES.

Aline

Give thanks you for the not bad class, Adam.
I am a little bit confused about the independent clause. I think 'I knew' can't express a complete thought. Should 'she was really happy' exist a noun dependent clause instead of independent clause?

kamiya1113

Hi Kamiya,

I'm not really certain I get the question, but just in case:

I knew (that) she was happy (that) I met…

I knew is the independent clause with a noun clause object and a complement that clause in the substantive clause.

Hmmm… disruptive, only that's what it is.

Does this help at all?

Adam

How-do-you-do Adam, Is the complement that clause an adverbial here as it's the reason for her happiness?

anp2008123

Mr Adam,
I've come across this judgement somewhere on the spider web:
I would like to have been there, only information technology wasn't possible.
Is this judgement right?
present + nowadays perfect + past simple
If yep, what sense is it? Explain.
Thanks

gag

Hi Fahdbensalman,

I think it should be: I would have liked to take been at that place… or I would have liked to be there… (the second one is preferable considering information technology's shorter and gets the point across)
I would similar is used to talk abut a future desire, and then doesn't work with the past.

Adam

Mrs. Rebecca,
I've learned the third provisional that:
If he had asked me, I would have helped him.
Simply I've come across this judgement somewhere on the web:
I would have helped, but he didn't inquire.
Is this judgement correct without "had" in the dependent clause?
Thanks

gag

Mr Adam,
I've learned the third conditional that:
If he had asked me, I would accept helped him.
But I've come beyond this sentence somewhere on the web:
I would have helped, just he didn't ask.
Is this judgement correct without "had" in the dependent clause?
Thank you

gag

Yep, information technology's ok.

If he had asked me, I would have helped him, but he didn't ask. (your second example is the same but shorter and reversed.)

The uncomplicated tense if for the fact of the situation.

Adam

Adamsın.. This means "You are the human" in Turkish :)

SaloMelo

Thank you Salo :)

Adam

would you make a video for civil engineering science

mostafa gooda

Hi Mostafa,

I would if I knew anything about information technology, just unfortunately, I take no groundwork in this field.

Adam

i will take the lesson again…thank so much.

rosaelizardo

Cheers man.I heard outset fourth dimension about this clauses.I looking forward to next lesson.

Rahatbek

Well my stuff wasn't actually brillant today…

I was unable to brush up all those grammer concepts at the same time.
I definitively need to slumber a petty on information technology.

Cheers Adam you have pointed fields I should work with.

Nico ESL for ever

Yes!
After some revisions and one solar day afterward …
Now I feel more than accepted with "dependant clause".Certain it remains a niggling unsteady, luckily your side by side lessons will help to strenghten that.

Nearly the ninth question, and to check if I well sympathize. I'd tend to separate clauses like that :
5. (that) it would be inappropriate to prove to elementary students
6. who might be negatively affected by the content
Nobody has noticed it. Peradventure I've missed something ?

Thanks again Adam, until the next time.

Nico ESL for ever

Hi Nico,

You lot're talking about the reply explanation… yeah, you're right. the half-dozen is misplaced; it should come before the last who every bit you lot wrote. Proficient eye ;)

Adam

is at that place any trouble with server …it does not show vid

zabee

Hi Zabee,

Sometimes it might be not working well in that location. You might need to reroute. Is it ok now?

Adam

Cheers, Adam. You lot are my favourite English teacher. The all-time explanations I've ever heard. Needless to say, relevant comments on vocabulary during grammar lessons are worthwhile. I'm looking frontward to your next tutorial.

Kotsik

Cheers for your lecture of grammar ever ~~~♡♡♡

ellisabeth

Howdy friend,
What is the difference between monument and memorial?
Are they both interchangeable in a sentence?

gag

Hi Fahdensalman,

A monument is a physical construction used equally a memorial. A memorial doesn't have to exist concrete. It tin can be a story, or sign or a memorial service.

Also, a monument can be a display of grandeur while a memorial is merely to remember something/someone.

Adam

Greetings! Mr Adam.

we urgently need more conjuctons lectures,I watched whole lectures well-nigh conjuctions just there are yet some of them that I need to know properly,every bit an example "whereas,whereby,simultaneously,still,such as ,such that" those can be emerged sometimes in IELTS
thank you in advance
Regards

ayaskuz

HI Ayaskuz,

I'll become on these :)

Adam

Wow, Thank you and so much!!! I honey how you teach grammar and everything. You are the best and I'1000 learning a lot from y'all. You are literally the best instructor I have ever had!!! Give thanks you thank yous thanks!!!!

Maisy

Hullo Mr Adam,
It is difficult for me to …
Information technology is difficult for me to …
Is at that place any divergence between them?
Are they both interchangeable in a judgement?
Thanks

gag

For the most role, yes, they are interchangeable. Some "purists" would say that hard is not skilful form, but about people employ both.

Adam

I left two questions yesterday and I was informed that my comments are on the moderation. How long they will be on the checking?
Thank you lot.

Lorina

Not certain Lorina. Y'all tin can try again. I come across this note ;)

Adam

It'south a very helpful lesson. thank you .

Nuha

ty adam.
This tiresome field of study is tolarable with y'all

sercanx

information technology is i of the best videos on this website
you are amazing Adam
PS: i love you :)

Ghufran90

i tin't figure out why i can't understand the noun clause

Ghufran90

It only takes practice Ghufran :)

The cardinal s to come across it in utilise and recognizing information technology's a substantive clause. then you lot will know how to use it besides.

Adam

hello Adam, firstly many thanks for your lesson and your videos. I have a question about number viii in the test, why is complement? because I thought is the reason so adv clause, kate is relieved because janice is okay, is very confused for me, Thanks!!!!

BelenAnabelen

Howdy BelenAnabelen,

If the sentence had 'because' then information technology would exist an adverb clause. But here, the sentence is complete (Kate was very relieved) that Janice was OK doesn't say what fabricated Kate relieved, but why she is relieved. It'due south not a cause and upshot judgement. What is she relieved about? that Janice…

Does this help?

Adam

Hello Adam,
I could not discover a lesson on sequence of tenses on your astonishing site.
Would you brand one, please?
Also I take a question for you; in my native language collocations of words of common origin (I synthesized a couple but for better understanding, these are not translations of whatsoever kind: 'to dream a dream', 'to speak a speech') are considered grammatically wrong and used mostly in humorous context. How do such collocations sound to a native speaker and is there a place for such expressions in academic English?

badfiles

Hello Badfiles,

You lot tin use these collocations as stylistic elements, as long as it's understood that that is what they are. For example, an essay almost Martin Luther Rex would nigh necessitate that he dreamed a dream because that's a famous part of his landmark speech. (by the style, we don't speak a speech, we deliver it).

Also, I'm non certain what you hateful by sequence of tenses. Do you mean when nosotros mix tenses in a sentence?

Adam

I'one thousand very appreciated for your videos, Adam!

Ironically, before I had known you on engVid.com where I had establish your useful courses about English grammer, I could inappreciably sympathize dependence clauses, which were very foreign and abstract to me, even if I was a difficult-working pupil who had made a lot of endeavor on learning English for more than a decade.

Sinonerdius

What's more, have yous made the video nearly HOW TO CONSTRUCT DEPENDENT CLAUSES, as you've mentioned in the get-go of this video which is chosen "Avant-garde English Grammar: Dependent Clauses"?

Sinonerdius

They're on their way Sinonerdius :)

Adam

This lesson is nearly difficult 1 I've seen on Engvid, thanks alot tho.

georgi

Howdy over again,
Why did you lot call the 'preparatory information technology' 'prepatory'?
Would y'all make a lesson on preparatory subject, please?

badfiles

Will do ;)

Prepatory… I make this mistake frequently. Good eye, though. When it'south spoken, the 'ra' sort of melts into the rest of information technology.

Adam

Sorry, I'll study again.

Climbgreat

Thanks a lot for the explanation but it was very difficult for me, i need to written report more and repeat this video again :(

yanita antoko

Hi Adam, congratulations for your classes and explanations….I really love them.
1 comment, in the outcome of the last question, the vi. Clause should start with the pronoun "who" instead of elementary students, shouldn't it?. I mean the adjective clause begins with "who might exist negstively…etc", correct?
Thanks a lot.

Silvias

Hi Silvias,

Yes, yous're right. I call up it was a typo in the transcription. The simple students are role of the previous clause.

Good eye :)

Adam

sorry, i don't undertand this sentence
i knew she was actually happy , i met the right person
i retrieve that why she was happy,because i met the correct person. so this is a relationship, that may be a adverb clause. i know that nosotros have "when" at the beginning of the sentence, so can i do like this"i new she was happy because i met the right person"
i'm quite complicated, hope yous explicate for me, many thanks adam

thanhhp118

How-do-you-do Thanhhp,

Yes, I can write it with because which would make information technology an adverb clause, but I tin can also write it every bit …happy that I met… as a complement noun clause that acts like an adverb.

But remember: if I wrote I knew she was happy. –this would be complete independent clause. The complement only completes the pregnant of happy.

Does this help?

Adam

Hello,Adam.I nonetheless dont know how to apply
"that" clause and how to recognize what is "that" clause.

liulizhengyi

Hullo Liulizhengyi,

I will brand more videos about each type of clause separately :)

Adam

Thanks a lot man , Appreciate information technology .

Karim Astitou

hi,Adam.thanks alot

lili eftekhari

iii times but not actually understand. Tomorrow is the next time. Thanks Adam!

Mike159951

information technology was very difficult for me to learn about this topic . I am going to this video again because information technology is very important to know about this topic . thanks Adam a lot yous are one of the greatest English teachers that I've ever seen in my life .

positive_learner

How-do-you-do Adam! I'1000 really thankful for all your interesting lessons, and I recollect you're the right one to answer my question: what are the differences amongst 'everywhere', 'anywhere' and 'wherever'?? I'll wait for your respond! thank you lot so much!

blueapplee

Hi Blueapplee,

Everywhere ways in all places (definite). Anywhere means in all places (indefinite). In other words everywhere leaves no room for doubt (Air is everywhere, in all places all the time). Anywhere means it can be at whatsoever place at any time, simply non in every identify every time (like air). Wherever is like anywhere, except that it is used as a conjunction in a sentence (I volition run across you lot wherever yous desire vs. I'll come across you lot anywhere (that) yous want.

Does this assist?

Adam

yes!!! this helped me a lot! thanks so much Adam!!=D

blueapplee

Hi Adam,
I exercise non reapeat that you lot are a not bad teacher. I would similar to learn about the verb 'Let' if coud you do this I would exist apppreciate. Thanks

tanerkamali

I'll become on it Tanerkamali :)

Adam

Thanks Adam .
I was interesting while listening y'all .

Hassan79

Cheers, Adam

Luydmyla

Thanks alot!Information technology is a functional grammar!

Yvonne Wong

Hi, Adam. Always thank you.
Anyway, I'm wondering if Quiz number 2'due south answer is wrong.
'that non everyone will agree with your opinion' is the object of verb 'go on'?

July Phak

cheers teacher

musabali

Very hard but necessary! Thanks a lot!

LiliMorales

thank you Adam i go vii from nine *-*

sokitamaro

How-do-you-do Adam,
Firstly thank Y'all very much for this lesson. It is very useful 😊
Secondly, have you already made whatever lesson on monotransitive, ditransitive, copular etc. verbs and syntax?
I am a student of English philology and I need to immerse myself into descriptive grammar 😉

Wojciech85

cheers. I got 7. thoughtful but amazing !

Soei

i like the video but am still not agreement it. i will go along to watch the video so i can become a improve understanding.

angelonugent

Thanks a lot. very interesting. eight/9.

Soei

feel so bad, TT, need to replay it once more

Ian Feng

Hullo,Adam!could yous plz make a video about"in which, on which,for which,etc " ? I ever misfile with them,Thx!

Zheng Lei

Howdy, Zheng
they are all produced from 'which'
Let me try:)
ex:
Beijing, in which I live,(= which I live in) is majuscule of Red china

The Summer Place, on which I am standing，is a footling bit far from the downtown of Beijing city. (maybe not correct for proverb that, but example is an example…)

My sister, for which y'all bought a new doll, is cold today.
:)are they correct or not?

simon@Beijng

I have a grammar exam on thursday. Noun phrase , verbe phrase , adverbial phrase and clauses :) thanks a lot sir (y)

Oumaima.falhi

Thanks, Adam for the lesson. I'1000 looking forward for your new videos almost clauses. It was very useful.

Edu777

Such a wonderful video! :)
Such a challenging quiz!
Give thanks you lot, Adam!

stitch80

sure in 3 lecture ive just got viii truthful from 28 question, and so really terribly bad -_- but thank you

jonathaann

Hey Adam! In this sentence "She said she was lamentable" I recall "she was sorry" is more than to be adv complement not an object isn't information technology? please explain.

Ahmed Meguid

Thank you adam

Ahmed kurdy

I need some other webesite to learn IELTS. Delight help me.

Ahmed kurdy

Information technology is much like the portuguese grammar.

Nicolas Haubold

Thanks a lot, very useful lesson

aidsami

This lesson is quite hard for me, simply if i volition practice more about this lesson peradventure i'll go it. Cheers a lot adam for sharing this lesson.

Ryan18

five out 9…however have long mode to go…..

Irma Lukman

It was great, thank you Adam!

Sabura

Thanks for the generous work

Baryalaii

Hullo there
could you guide me how can i acquire my son English?
He is 6 calendar month.his mom and I are Kurdish but We are going to learn him English ?

Mohsen Sheikhmordi

Hello! Sir Adam
i oasis't gotten any clause. Delight tell me what I should to do?

Grand Ikram

How-do-you-do Adam, tin I say " I brought myself a motorcycle in my birthday that made my wife crazy " ??

Shirley Blue

Sorry I mean I write because of spelling problem I needed your help
many thanks

basher10

Sorry I mean I tin't write

basher10

Hello, Adam. Thanks a lot for this lessons. Having done the quiz I revealed that I didn't clear understood difference between "that" clause and substantive clouse. Twice I answered second insted of start. Could you lot tell more virtually information technology.

iatros

You are the all-time one.
I accept learned a lot with your lessons.

Cheers.

alquezad

Thanks very much. This is really interesting stuff which made me think during the quiz.

IgorSaf

cheers dearest teacher it is crucial lesson and useful

faisal12

thank you Adam. I appreciate your video :) you teach me a lot everyday

Hansonlee

Hi Adam
i oftentimes heard u used a specific more than than special.merely in my habbit,i frequently utilize special. so i wanna figure out if it is the common way the american used?

jack65651130

Dear Adam, thanks a lot for helpful lesson!
Could you lot clarify one moment? In the terminal example, which is the most complex sentence, isn't there an extra dependent clause?
I mean the clause ",who was only 18 when she had me,".
Couldn't the role "when she had me" be an adverb-clause as well?
Thank you in accelerate!

Andrey Kh.

Hi, Adam. Cheers a lot for your lessons.
But I can non sympathise question ii in the quiz.
'It is very important to keep in heed that non everyone volition agree with your opinion.'
Why the right answer is 'noun clause as subject field'?
I supposed that field of study is 'It', not clause.

Could you explain delight?

Nadia

Hi Adam>> ..Cheers A LOT >>> I Hope that you make …a video on Relative Clauses … And THANKS
Once more …##

joory-99

Finally I realized the concept later on read watched this video lesson three times.
Give thanks you very much, it was very helpful

robertlee

Great, thanks.

Maliban

Hi, Sir. I have a question.
See these sentences:
I am the student. I pass the test.
I am the student who passes the examination.
I am the student who laissez passer the exam.
which circuitous is the correct one, please.
I will be thankful if you explain.
Thanks

Barkat Basham

Hello, Barkam.
Grammatically, sentences i and ii are correct, only if you need a correct circuitous sentence with a relative clause, yous need sentence 2. Information technology has an independent clause: "I am the student" (I = field of study, am = verb) and a dependent relative clause: "who passes the test" (who = bailiwick and at the same time, a link between the clauses, passes = verb). The second clause describes what type of educatee you are.
Though, to audio more natural, it is better to say: "I am the educatee who passed the test" (if you mean that you HAVE passed the exam) The sentence "I am the pupil who passes the test" means rather "I always pass tests, information technology is characteristic of me".
I hope this caption is enough :)

Liquid diamonds

Smashing explication!

StudentMaria

mR ADAM, IT`IS VERY Difficult LESSON FOR QUIZ,I`VE GOT 33,,I AM Pitiful.

artana

Thanks a lot Adam !! You are the best teacher I have ever seen :)

Burak Alptug

Nailed it!
9/nine and I tin add an opinion.
The 'complement' that-clause feels very much like an adverbial clause of reason: I was glad (why? because of what?) that you came.
What exercise yous remember?

Liquid diamonds

Hello, adam.
I teach english for competitive exams. I would like to share some of my doubts with you.

ane. The invitee whom we were talking near have come are my cousins.

This question has been asked atleast x times in govt. Exams. The ans is replace whom with who. Just it is not the respond that is bothering me. Hither three clauses are used just just ane conjunction is used why??? As fr as my opinion is concerned i think here one relative pronoun was non considering it was understood and acting as the object of verb talking. Please tell me what yous think abou this.

Amansharma12348

Hi Adam,you are a great teacher. I really want to understamd this quiz meliorate. I need help and I tin can get it if someone tells me if I am correct.
At the outset question:
When Jessica feels sad- adverbial clause of time;
'she likes to listen to pitiful songs -contained clause';
'which somehow helps her feel amend'-adjective clause.
At the 7 question:
1.Although about dogs are more often than not very friendly animals- adverbial clause of contrast
2. it is important to think-independent clause;
3. that they can be very dangerous-noun clause;
4. if they experience-adverbial clause of condition
5. that they are beingness attacked.-noun clause;
Plus, information technology is a huge trouble for me that I find the noun clause used as a straight object clause and the 'that' clause very similar, because both of which have the proprietary that 'that' is a conjunction that can often exist taken out. This is a major trouble in my process of learning English I am looking forward for a reply, please. I can not run into whatsoever distinction.I even watched the Alex's lesson about the 'that' clause and yet doesn't help me.

StudentMaria

Hi StudentMaria:
If I am 'someone',I might share my feel.
Go along trying to focus on Adam'southward video most sentence structure.
You are right in your analysis well-nigh the start and the seventh question.Let me try to follow your problem:
About structure: As yous suggest,the noun clause and the 'that' clause have the proprietary *that* (conjunction).
But *that*has no whatever mean in them (dependent clause–the noun clause and the 'that' clause ). *that* merely tin can be a symbol(sign) introducting dependent clause–the noun clause and the 'that' clause.
About function: Both take the same shape ,merely have unlike part according to the position they will be.
The substantive clause(dependent clause) can human action as subject in the independent clause then it should be in the position of subject (before verb).
The noun clause(dependent clause) can act as object in the independent clause so it should exist in the position of object (later on transitive verb).
The noun clause(dependent clause) tin act as complement in the contained clause then information technology should be in the position of complement (considering of be verb).
The 'that' clause(dependent clause) doesn't care nigh the verb.
The 'that' clause(dependent clause)follow(be adhere to) the thought (in independent or other dependent clause) it want to change or to consummate .
Hope this helps!

englisheleven

an answer*
didn't help me*

StudentMaria

Could someone tell me what are the right questions for each dependent clause?

StudentMaria

Although most dogs are generally very friendly animals 1/, it is important to remember 2/ that they can exist very dangerous iii/ if they experience 4/ that they are being attacked.5/

1-adverbial clause-concession
2-independent clause
three-noun clause-directly object clause
iv-adverbial clause-condition
5-substantive clause-direct object clause

Is it correct?

StudentMaria

Help please!!!
I'd waited for you until the concert started, but then I had to become within to run into my friends.

there are 3 clauses?

StudentMaria

Many thanks.

dongtien

Bravooooooooooooooooo @dam

maxcim

So helpful! Thank Yous Adam, You lot explain all these things in such a uncomplicated way. You're doing a corking job here!

shosugary

instructor Adam, i dont understand this: i lookout man a video almost adverb clause of other instructor merely when i exercise the quiz it a sentence is confused me:
the ring was actually tired. they nevertheless finished the concert.
A. because the band was really tired, they finished the concert.
B. even though the band was really tired, they finished the concert.
i chose A, simply correct answer is B
is it right?

ThuyDoan

Hullo Adam. Thanks for your lession.
Could you make an video well-nigh how to reduce the relative clauses?

Diep Bui

Hullo Adam give thanks you lot for your lesson. I have learnt a lot.

meenachhenam

Cheers Adam for your lessons,they are really very helpful.
I think noun clauses and their functions are a petty bit mor complicated than the other dependent clauses.
I'chiliad frustrated:got simply 5/9

student

I got 7. Adam i actually appreciated your effort.

Annie

Hi
I wonder to know if these sentence is correct:
"I take whispered into Kate's ear a underground quietly at home today."
Is there any mistake that I don't see?
Cheers very much for response

IbragimovY

Thanks Adam. Merely I got 44 :(. I take to learn it back.

saeful

hello may i ask u some questions about my son`s learning English?

Mohsen Sheikhmordi

eight out of 9 woohoo :D

mahshid.srd

Everything is articulate, good theoretical base for practice. Thanks a lot!

nia nishi

Very good lesson. I'yard improving my writing while I'm doing your lessons on "clauses"

danieldejesus

Hello Adam. Thanks a lot for useful lessons. But I accept some questıons most that clause. How tin can I differ that clause from noun clause? And in last example judgement you wrote "I knew she was really happy I met the rıght person", in this sentence why "she was really happy" can non be a noun clause. What I knew?
Thanks a lot

Joshgun

Hello Joshgun,
a quick way to tell a "that" complement from a noun clause is, replacing the

complement/clause with a "what" and meet if it's still a grammatically correct

sentence. For case:
* I knew (that) she was really happy.
→ I knew what? ( ✓ )
* She was really happy (that) I met the right person.
→ She was really happy what? ( x )
That's how I differentiate them.

Based on what Adam said from 00:02:07-00:07:36, a substantive clause can only be a field of study,

object(including obj of prep, obj of verb) or a subject area complement.(I reclassify the

5 situations into iii for memorizing)
In this case, "I met the right person" doesn't fit in whatever of the three situations

listed above.
If you are confused about the complement, this video from Adam will help yous a lot:
https://www.engvid.com/english-grammer-the-sentence/

HentaiAsFolk

Sorry for my crappy line breaks…..I shouldn't turn on that "automatic line changing"function in notepad…

HentaiAsFolk

Thanks Mr Adam For This of import Lessons .

kamilia2016

hey Kamilia we are in the aforementioned city we tin acquire and fix together if y'all want to

Nabilajaoun

9 out of ix. Thanks Adam, you lot are actually a good, special teacher. Thanks again.

Tomas Rimarcik

Aha, Then 'that "clause can take that or we can omit it? I wondered? I got 7 out of 9

Layal Mahfoud

hullo! this is really difficult for me I so sad considering I dind't understant very well. simply I volition keep trying.

juset

It is really help and I am so glad to watch the video and give thanks you so much for the great video, you are the best teacher

HappyLearn

It seems a difficult lessen for me , I have to lookout over and over , thank you for helping

Aahwaq 1414

Hello Adam,

I can't find your Adverb Clauses video.

Could yous please help?

Many thanks.

Iestyn

adam you are a good teacher, and next week i volition do my test. after i sentinel your videos i promise i can answer my exam next week . cheers very much adamm

aries dwi prasetiyo

Hi, Adam!

Offset congratulations for all your lessons. So, I am studying virtually this topic with you, and I would like to know if the assay on the sentence below is right:

It is a substantive clause, subject complement, correct?

– Patients who want to meet the doctor should sit in the waiting expanse.

Thanks in accelerate

Luciana Ruis

Hi Adam,

Now, I realized the sentence that I am analyzing, actually is an Adjective Clause right? ha ha ha
– Patients who want to see the doc should sit in the waiting surface area.

Thanks once more!

Luciana Ruis

Adam,

Could y'all explicate more almost this judgement? The penultimate clause ended with the preposition "to", correct? Merely and so, the last clause comes with "who" in the heart. Then, the last sentence is an adjective clause or an object to the preposition "to"? Distressing if I am not beingness clear.

As the movie was about 2. what happens to children 3. who are exposed to violence 4. the school Board decided five. (that) it would be inappropriate to show to 6. elementary students who might be negatively affected by the content

Luciana Ruis

I secured four out of nine ,DC is quite tough.😞

sammj

I wanted to comment on the word "prepatory," merely I see that someone has already pointed information technology out.

AS0202

A question from the end of the video:

"…I knew she was really happy I met the right person."

Should we not say, "…I had met the right person."?

AS0202

Hi,

I think "(that) I met the right person" is a substantive clause, which acts every bit the adjective complement. (considering the video of the noun clause).

Elhameh

Hi, Adam! Many thank you for all of what you have done so far. Since I constitute your videos on YouTube, I stated to watch them regularly.
QUESTION
I am improving my English on a day-by-day basis but I even so have a problem in understanding what tense should exist used in dependent clauses. I am talking about the natural sequence of tenses (not back shifting).
For instance, "I volition do something, when he does something". The verb "do" in the adverb clause is used in the present simple, but information technology tells about the future. Why cannot we utilise "when he will practise smth"? (I know at that place are basic rules).
Is there any guidance how to sympathise the natural sequence of tenses in English? Or maybe, information technology is a high time a new video on the bailiwick matter was prepared. (I'm joking). Your response is much appreciated.

Maximus1985

delight my teacher! can you tell me how to understand all of these lessons ? otherwise what is order should i follow it to watch your lessons in gild to get whole idea? please i need to understand these lessons because i am PHD studen , i demand to meliorate my power to write also to read well.

ALKEBSEE

Hi Adam, thanks very much for this usefull lesson. Just I take to ask you about the question number six, which is:"The professor couldn't figure out (understand) whose telephone kept ringing during his lecture. For me "whose phone" don't make sense in this sentence, "who is the owns of the phone". I actually don't have got the sense of this. Is information technology by any hazard a mistake and the right word is "what"? In this manner I understand the judgement. Thank you very much.

tonifenucciu@gmail.com

to be more clear, when I utilize "whose" is it not necessary to use the verb "to exist" or like "to own" with?

tonifenucciu@gmail.com

Maybe, whose phone= the phone of whom? Really, it's not articulate to me how to apply and what is "whose". Is information technology an adjective or a pronoun or what?

tonifenucciu@gmail.com

whose phone, whose means possessive. none of whom or who business organization, both for people equally field of study or object

Nephalem

sorry I meant doesn't makes sense

tonifenucciu@gmail.com

Finally, doesn't make sense. Sorry

tonifenucciu@gmail.com

Great lesson! give thanks you lot! so difficult simply I will practice and watch the video once more and again.

IVAN MEJIA

Thanks, Adam. I got vii. You seemed to be unhappy during this video.

Rezajohn

Cheers Adam

Tyrion

Cheers Adam. I learned a lot

SandyaGayani

It is still hard for me to identify the difference between That Clauses v.s. Noun Clauses. Why tin't you identify as That clauses on question 2?

shenjunma@gmail.com

hey everyone can someone provide me with courses for syntactic bracketing, delight.

TheBlackFox99

Hullo Adam: at thirteen:20, can it exist reduced to " , making my married woman angry" ? I'k not sure.

towid

a great instructor *-*

aslee

Thank you a lot

Nargis

A very important topic and very well explained by
an excellent teacher. I watched the video twice.
Thank y'all very much.

zigmund

Thank you so much.It is astonishing to follow your lessons.

learn4fun

Hi Adam
I am enjoying your all lessons,pls advice me how to meliorate speaking skill

Thanis

Sir, I didn't understand the caption of question number four. Why it is an non-identifying clause ? Isn't it proverb something well-nigh Daniella ?

Debarshi

in the sentence: "seashells for eyes seaweed [ in his anus and nostrils]" what is the role of the phrase in brackets? It is a adverb or adjective phrase, or neither of this?

Leticia de Paula

can yous help me?

Leticia de Paula

Hello Adam,

I am really impressed with how you have taught the lesson.

I scored 8 out of nine.

You have enabled me to break a complex sentence into understandable chunks.

Cheers.

azam7644

Cheers very much, information technology's very improtant for me on writing.

Nephalem

Howdy Adam and Thank you a lot. You are the best.
I have a question. Is the sentence right : "although practicing every mean solar day, he didn't win"? crusade it seems a piddling bit awkward.
regards.

FatemehS

Thanks a lot Mr. Adam for a very useful and interesting lesson.

Alex-1956

Thanks Adam. This lesson was inspiring. I'g currently trying to write the showtime draft of my novel. The language is fiction can brand someone's head spin. There's this sentence structure known every bit 'absolute phrase', useful for descriptions. Could you do a lesson on that?

Achinyang

Thus lesson is very tricky, any tips or recommendation to fully under stand up the independent clauses !??

Musami

And dependent clauses likewise?

Musami

Thank yous, Adam, for a wonderful lesson :) I want to practise more, could you load more questions?

ebrully

Thanks Adam .this is exactly what i was looking for

Mohammed Al-Aqel

Mr. Adam There is another dependent clause there which you didnot state.
…, I knew she was really happy…
"I knew" what?-> "that she was actually happy".
This is a noun clause i remember. Or i am wrong… :)

Delusion

Hello Adam- I but wanna tell you that y'all´re an awesome teacher. Your lecture is easy to empathise.

I only accept one of import question
The primary clause and the dependent clause, practise they demand both to be on the same tense? Is in that location whatever rule for it?
Once I have extra coin, i´ll surely donate :). Thanks more than power to Engvid.

everythingaboutdorc

Thank you for your lesson, just information technology's nevertheless hard for me to deviation clause.

Andra Amelia

I listened to your class carely, but I did not do well in the quiz.

Aljasim

Hi Adam, I accept watched many of your videos on youtube, and I am really thankful for your valuable favor. I have a question, if I utilise " On one paw…" at the starting time of a paragraph, tin can I start my 2d paragraph with " opposite to what has been mentioned previously…."? Or I need to only use " On ane manus ….+ On the other hand?".

mohmosh

Adam Cheers

a996016

Hi Adam,
Thanks for the immensely useful lesson. I went through many and understood lot which I was not aware before. Nonetheless I have i doubt when it comes to Complex sentence.How we use passive vox tense in complex sentence. Would y'all delight be able to propose.

venuka

Howdy Adam! Give thanks a lot

AlessandroItaly

Thank you Adam! Adept explanation and very skillful quiz!
I hope to improve my 7 out of 9 result.

Carlos Guerreiro

Howdy Adam, I have some questions.

When my mother,who was just eighteen when she had me, told me (that) I should await untill I got older to marry Lucy. I knew (that) she was really happy (that)I met the correct person.

1st)Is this relevant to put that in front of "told me"?
2nd)without "that" or with "that"in front of told me, may i consider "I should wait" equally the complement or the "object" of "told me"?
3rd)is this grammatically correct to put "that" in front end of "I knew" such as "I knew that", and simultaneously to put in front end of "happy give-and-take" or earlier "I met phrase"?

KananGarayev

Hello Adam, I have some questions.

When my mother,who was only eighteen when she had me, told me (that) I should wait untill I got older to ally Lucy. I knew (that) she was actually happy (that)I met the right person.

1st)Is this relevant to put that in front end of "told me"?
2d)without "that" or with "that"in front of told me, may i consider "I should wait" equally the complement or the "object" of "told me"?
3rd)is this grammatically right to put "that" in front end of "I knew" such equally "I knew that", and simultaneously to put in front end of "happy word" or before "I met phrase"?

KananGarayev

Cheers for clarifying I got 100

eng-lover

Thanks, Adam! Really nice class!

jerry7680

how can i know it is substantive clause , adjective ,or some other clause
and besides i demand some pieces of advice how tin can i speak fluently

aloosha2

Thank you💖you are the best 😀

nilofer1964@hotmail.com

Hello, I really want to empathize all, please answer, why did you lot take <> all together? Why here tin non be 2 dependant clauses? What is the problem with like?

Nelli 1010@

Hi Sir, which ane is skillful to utilize in essay or better writting expressions; phrases vs Clauses

Israrullah-47

Swell teaching method

theabhishekkumar

Wow, difficult one. I need more practice to clear it, still very confusing and mixed up. Thank you for the lesson. I volition proceed watching to grasp.

misogun

Hello Adam! I have doubts about questions 3 and 8. In these questions I think the dependent clauses can be considered as noun clauses of the type "adjective complement" given that the clauses completes the meaning of the preceeding adjectives. What do yous think?

jesus.1000.movilla

Hi Adam, tanks you very much. Your lessons aré excelente. And your evaluation of my test too. I didn't know how answer this quiz, just I went trough to the end, because your respond at this annotate are very helpfull. I'll do it again until better my skill.

Misio

Hi, Adam ! Thank you very much. It was always hard for me to understand clauses from books & other sources now i am pretty clear past watching your videos. I volition continue watching.

bindu0208

(In his early thirties)¹, (Keating)², (who had brownish hair and chocolate-brown eyes)³, (was of medium height)⁴ – (an average-looking man)*.
ane What clause is this?
2 This is the principal clause (subject)
3 This is a relative judgement)
four This is the main clause (predicate, prepositional object)
* This is a apposition

My question is, what clause is 1?
Is it an adverbial clause???

engVids student

8 out of ix.
not bad :)
tnx Adam .

ho3n

Hi Adam, cheers very much for your lessons. I have performed the quiz and I take a doubt about the last question, number 9. The right answer is 6 clauses. Wouldn't information technology more than appropriate to say 7, every bit listed below?

As the flick was about (I don't know ho to allocate this)

what happens to children noun clause object of preposition

who are exposed to violence adjective clause identifying

the school lath decided independent clause

it would be inappropriate noun clause object

to prove to elementary students noun clause subject (of it would be inappropriate)

who might be negatively affected by the content adjective clause identifying

alessandrangius

Howdy Adam,
Would you delight explicate Q6 in detail? I don't sympathise.

6. What type of dependent clause is in the following judgement?
The professor couldn't figure out (empathize) whose phone kept ringing during his lecture.
adjective clause
adverb clause
substantive clause
that clause (complement)
"whose phone kept ringing during his lecture" – object of figure out

mavis ho

Dear Adame,
I appreciate for your great lessons.
Please proceed the way.

Ghasem01

Thank you, Adam.
four out of 9.
I got to sentry this video i more than time.

lua6pt

How do you distinguish between a noun clause and adverb clause when both are using the same subordinate conjunctions or relative pronouns? Example: where or when

essie8english

Cheers!

Barnett Barnett

Need a Deep lecture about "That Clause" delight! :(

NTAhmed

Judgement — > The team that you used to play for has done well this year, fifty-fifty though they didn't win all their game.

IC : – The team has done well this yr
DC1 : Describing word Clause : that you used to play for
DC2 : even though they didn't win all their game

I can't empathise clause type and role of DC2. Is it a noun clause interim as subject complement for discipline = Team ?

ankurseth

i got 4 of 9, i think i should spotter it again :D
anyhow, thanks adam.

amirinjast

I merely have a question why do consider that as a separate clause, All the same it oft comes as a Noun clause or as an adjective clause..

Ashraf qassab

Hullo Adam , It is his dubious distinction to have prooved what nobody would call up of denying . i take problem with identifying the parts of sentence.

pykvsk

Hello Adam I am studying syntax for the preparation educational activity collage and I have a dubiousness,
Beingness exposed to products which 1 cannot afford produces frustration and dissatisfaction. Being exposed to is PM- products Head- which one cannot afford-POST MODIFIER (ADJ PH)
and Being- gerund
and What is all together Beingness EXPOSED TO?
The Subject field is (gerundial phrase)

GERALD SUAN GRACE

Just 3 correct
I am sad
I hope My English will improve

Akmal19

Absolutely disruptive but I'm learning.

Natasha1501

If Admin of ENGVİD.COM put 'Submit Comment' botton to above the comments,Admin will exist my lovely bruh similar Adam :D

mhmmdyldz

Howdy Adam. All dependent clauses must exist continued to an independent clause, right? How about this example: "Adam is not what yous would telephone call friendly". The dependent clause is "what y'all would telephone call friendly" right? If that is the dependent clause, it is connecting to "Adam is not", which isn't an independent clause. Am I correct?

Barness

Thanks

Hashim Hassan

Hi Adam. Why on the last question, not 7 is 6?

1. As the flick was about ii. what happens to children three. who are exposed to violence 4. the school Board decided 5. (that) it would be inappropriate to show to 6. simple students (7)who might exist negatively affected by the content

missmanzana

howdy sir Adam .i need more examples because i could hardly identfy :clause names and clause role in given examples .thou sad

Sonum