At the end of this course, you will be able to say:

I can...

• demonstrate knowledge of any given word from the list of vocabulary for this block in terms of both meaning and use
• explain the purpose of adjective clauses
• identify an adjective clause and the noun it modifies
• identify the subject of the main clause and the subject of the adjective clause in a given sentence
• identify relative pronouns as subjects, objects, or objects of a preposition within an adjective clause
• identify and correctly use relative adverbs
• distinguish between adjective clauses that express possession and those that express quantity
• distinguish between and correctly punctuate essential and non-essential adjective clauses
• reduce adjective clauses to adjective phrases in both active and passive voice
• identify and correct adjective clause errors, including punctuation errors
• write a one-paragraph email message about how a project at work is going, using four adjective clauses and one adjective
• phrase
• write a short paragraph describing the house where I grew up, using at least two adjective clauses with whereand two other
• kinds of adjective clauses
• write a short paragraph describing a person I admire, using at least two adjective clauses where the relative pronoun is the
• subject and two where the relative pronoun is an object