5 Examples of Adjective Clauses

5 Examples of Adjective Clauses

1) I want to read a book which is going to help me learn German.

2) They are the parents whose son I babysit on Saturdays.

3) It was a big project which took us 16 months to complete.

4) My favorite outfit is what I wore yesterday.

5) The exact time when she’ll arrive is unknown.

Explanation:

1) I want to read a book which is going to help me learn German. — The adjective clause in this sentence is “which is going to help me learn German.”

2) They are the parents whose son I babysit on Saturdays. — There are multiple adjective clauses in this sentence: one that starts with “They” and another that starts with “whose son I babysit on Saturdays.”

3) It was a big project which took us 16 months to complete. — There are multiple adjective clauses in this sentence: one that starts with “It was” and another that starts with “which took us 16 months to complete.”

4) My favorite outfit is what I wore yesterday. — The adjective clause is “what I wore yesterday.”

5) The exact time when she’ll arrive is unknown. — There are multiple adjective clauses in this sentence: one that starts with “The exact time” and another that starts with “when she’ll arrive.”