"Adjective Clause"

Adjective Clause 

Adjective clause is modify nouns and pronouns, giving a description or more information. The clause start with pronoun like as who, whom, that or which. 

Formula of adjective clause 

• Verb+-ing (function to modify a noun that affects someone or something else)
• Verb+-ed ( function to modify a noun that affected by someone or something else)

The examples of adjective clause

The Hall is old

My grandparents were married there

The hall which my grandparents were married is old.

The girl is running

She is my bestfriend

The girl who is running is my bestfriend

Justin Bieber is a singer

Clarla loves him

Justin Bieber, whom charla loves is a singer

Problem

• What is the difference between whose and whom?
• When we can use whose, which and that?