Adjective Clause 2
Directions:
Add commas to set off the nonrestrictive clauses in the
sentences below:
Example:
Micky’s father who lives with Mickey and his wife is a
wonderful story teller.
Micky’s father, who lives with Mickey and his wife, is
a wonderful story teller.
- In
Dr. Jamison’s work with children which is a form of play therapy she uses
puppets, blocks, and other toys to help young children cope with the
stresses in their lives.
- Al
Hautzig who was the first person in our neighborhood to get a motorboat
fished every weekend, regardless of the weather.
- Mrs.
Morgan whose dogs have been trained to protect sheep objects to the use of
poison to control wolves.
- An
aria which is a solo vocal passage in an opera is usually expressive and
moving.
- Josef
Jacobus whom I met at a fund-raising dinner last April announced today that
he plans to run for mayor.
- Father
Time who is a mythical figure is usually pictured carrying an hourglass and
a scythe.
- Horatio
Alger whose theme was always the rise from rags to riches wrote 135 novels.
- Choppines
which were shoes worn by European women in the 1600s were so high that women
wearing them could not walk without the help of servants.
- Our
landlord whom we still owe for last month’s rent refuses to fix our air
conditioned until our rent is paid.
- Edgar
Allen Poe whose parents were actors was orphaned when he was three years
old.
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