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Today we're going to talk about a..
Claus let's get started.
Remember that a dependent or a subordinate clause gives additional information to the main sentence.
Thus it can not stand alone as a separate sentence.
Have a look at the example over here.
When she comes back home after a long day at work she likes to take a bath.
Now the dependent or the subordinate clause in the sentence is when she comes back home after a long
day at work and it's used to give us additional information.
But the main sentence she likes to take a bath an adjective clause is a dependent clause that modifies
nouns or pronouns providing additional information.
Have a look at the example over here the house where we were born was demolished last month.
Now the adjective clause in the sentence where we were born modifies the noun house
an adjective clause.
Can't begin with words such as that.
Who.
Whose which.
When where and why.
Have a look at the example below.
Children whose parents spend a lot of time with them are bound to be happier.
Now there are two types of adjective clauses.
Let's have a look at those types a are restrictive or essential adjective clause.
Now a restrictive or essential adjective clause provides information that is necessary to distinguish
the modified word.
Thus it can not be admitted.
Now these clauses usually begin with that and are not set off with commas.
Have a look at the example over here the English course that antiques is aimed at writing skills.
Now there are different types of English courses but the peculiarity of the course that antiques is
that it is aimed at writing skills be and not restrictive or nonessential adjective clause.
Now a non restrictive or non essential adjective clause provides additional information.
Thus it can be admitted without any loss of meaning.
Now these clauses usually begin with which and are always set off with course.
Have a look at the example below bananas which I E daily are packed with nutrients and vitamins meaning
that bananas are very healthy by the way I eat them every day.
Now this additional information doesn't change the fact that bananas are healthy.