Adjective Clauses

Identify the adjective clause.

I'll never forget the moment when I first met your dad.

Identify the adjective clause.

Anyone who wants to volunteer is welcome to come.

Identify the adjective clause.

The apartment building, which has ten floors and no elevators, will be a challenge for me.

Identify the relative pronoun.

I spoke with a couple whose son created a popular social media app.

Identify the relative adverb.

They tore down the building where he lives because it was very old.

Another name of adjective clauses is relative clauses.

The adjective clause is underlined. What word does it modify?

In our village, there are many people who don't have much money.

The adjective clause is underlined. What word does it modify?

At the airport, I was waiting for some relatives whom I had never met before.

Sometimes a relative pronoun can be left out of the adjective clause. But the missing word is understood and still functions in the sentence. What word could we use in this sentence?

The movie ___ we saw last night wasn't very good.

Sometimes a relative pronoun can be left out of the adjective clause. But the missing word is understood and still functions in the sentence. What word could we use in this sentence?

The man ___ I saw was Mr. Jones.