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    Clauses Exercise: 1. The Jury Believed That The Man Was Guilty

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    Here are the answers to the clauses exercise: 1. Noun clause 2. Adverb clause 3. Adjective clause 4. Noun clause 5. Adverb clause 6. Noun clause 7. Adverb clause 8. Adjective clause 9. Adjective clause

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    Worksheet No: 2 1. -I am from Turkey. I am Turkish. Jorge is from Spain. He is ________________.

    Peter is from Germany. He is _________________. Yoshimi is from China. He is _________________.


    I am Italian. I am from ________________. He is Greek. He is from _________________. She is
    Egyptian. She is from ________________. We are French. We are _________________. 2. a, an It is
    a book. It is an umbrella. a an a key a comb a wallet a ticket an apple an orange an egg an umbrella
    We use a before consonants. Consonants: b c d f g h j k l m n p q r s t v w x y z We use an before
    words beginning with a vowel or with a vowel sound. Vowels : a e i o u *Before a singular noun we
    normally use a or an. an apple a desk *Remember to use a or an when you talk about someone's job.
    Mustafa Kaya is a teacher. Ayþe is a nurse. *We use a before u when we pronounce u /ju:/. a
    university an hour but an uncle an aunt *We don't use a or an before a plural noun. He has got two
    bicycles. Ali and Ercan have got three books. A. Write "a" or "an" if necessary 1. ____ pencil 2. ____
    wall 3. ____ eggs 4. ____ clock 5. ____ desk 6. ____ umbrella 7. ____ dog 8. ____ hen 9. ____ fish
    10. ____ windo 11. ____ uncle 12. ____ orange 13. ____ man 14. ____ girl 15. ____ apple 16. ____
    rulers 17. ____ classroom 18. ____ boy 19. ____ duck 20. ____ picture 21. ____ box 22. ____
    blackboard 23. ____ cars 24. ____ flower 25. ____ woman 26. ____ teacher 27. ____ university 28.
    ____ student 29. ____ shirt 30. ____ pens 3. That is a book. That isn't a pen. Is that an egg? This is an
    apple. This isn't a box. Is this a table? It is a cat. It isn't a ruler. Is it a bag? 4. Is this a book? Yes, it is.
    that No, it isn't. it 5. What's that? -It's a map. this it 6. Singular and plural nouns a book ...... books an
    apple ..... apples a boy ...... boys To make a singular noun plural, add "s". girl .......... , banana .......... ,
    spoon ............ , camera ........... a baby ........ babies a secretary ........ secretaries a city ........ cities a
    lady .......... ladies Words ending in consonant + y : change y ... i + es . but vowel + y : add only "s". a
    day..... two days, a key ....... three keys a box .... boxes a glass .... glasses a bus .... buses a match ...
    matches Words ending "ch, sh, x, s, ss ": add "es". a piano ..... pianos a stereo .... stereos a disco .....
    discos a video ..... videos a potato ..... potatoes a tomato .... tomatoes We also add "es" to a few
    words ending in "o". half .... halves wolf ... wolves thief ... thieves shelf ... shelves If the word ends in
    "f" or "fe" change to "-ves". but roof ....roofs , handkerchief ..... handkerchiefs deer ...... deer sheep
    ..... sheep fish ...... fish Some animals have the same form in singular and plural. 7. Irregular plurals: a
    man ..... two men a woman ... four women a mouse .... two mice a child ..... ten children a person ...
    five people

    Clauses Exercise
    JULY 10, 2018 -

    Identify the kind of clause used in the following sentences.

    1. The jury believed that the man was guilty.


    Adjective clause

    Noun clause
    Adverb clause

    2. Come when you like.


    Noun clause

    Adjective clause

    Adverb clause

    3. I know the girl who won the prize.


    Noun clause

    Adjective clause

    Adverb clause

    4. He confessed that he was guilty.


    Noun clause

    Adjective clause

    Adverb clause

    5. I know you have great regard for him.


    Noun clause

    Adjective clause

    Adverb clause

    6. Do you think that I am a fool?


    Noun clause

    Adjective clause

    Adverb clause
    7. Before I die I want to see Venice.
    Noun clause

    Adjective clause

    Adverb clause

    8. The hand that rocks the cradle rules the


    world.
    Noun clause

    Adjective clause

    Adverb clause

    9. I know a boy whose father serves in the army.


    Noun clause

    Adjective clause

    Adverb clause

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