ADJECTIVE CLAUSES AND NOUN CLAUSES

ADJECTIVE CLAUSES

Adjective clause is to modify or change a noun or (noun) that address clarify noun afterwards. The adjective here make little difference intent on noun (noun).
And usually adjective (adjective) is in front of the noun.

EXAMPLE

(A)   I met a pretty girl
      If we describe it pretty is (adjective), and the girl is (noun)

It is clear that the adjective in the sentence above aims to provide information on the noun after that movie ..

example adjective followed by a noun clauses noun

I met a girl who is pretty +

 who is pretty is an adjective clauses, which is the purpose of it is to further clarify the previous noun ..

In studying adjective clauses first thing that should be studied is the use of Who and Whom, here's how:

(A) Use of WHO

The girl is beautiful. She lives in Banda Aceh

description: She above are subject pronoun, which means the girl

to make us change the adjective clause She had become WHO. Who will serve as a subject pronoun, and WHO herein shall mean the girl, and the result will be like this:

The girl lives in Banda Aceh WHO is beautiful

and do not forget to put the verb at the end of the last sentence is beautiful example that follows adjective clauses.


(B) Use of Whom

The applicability Whom occur if use is happening to change the object pronoun .... example:

The girl is beautiful i saw her

Obviously the above sentence the girl are in the object pronoun that is her, the object pronoun for Whom we have to wear .... the result will be like:

The girl Whom i saw is beautiful

all changes in the same position as in who, only the most important and necessary diiingat is to subject pronoun we use who, in Whom we use object pronouns, and adjective or adjective always be at the end


(C) further use of that

To adjective clauses That can also be used as a substitute for, apart from the WHO and Whom.
That can be used anywhere either on the sentence that requires the WHO and also Whom the following example:
The girl lives in Banda Aceh WHO is beautiful

The girl that lives in Banda Aceh is beautiful


so also with Whom

The girl Whom I SAW is beautiful

the girl that I SAW is beautiful

only to the object pronoun if held without adding Whom or that also justified

the girl i saw is beautiful <--- correct (also true)

NOUN CLAUSES

Noun clause is a clause (a combination of two or more words that consist of Subject and Verb but not yet perfectly formed sentences) that functions as a noun (noun) so that it can function both as subject and object of the sentence.

EXAMPLE

know you lie to me. You lie to me is a combination of several words that contain the subject (you), verb (lie) and even objects (me), but it can not be said that the perfect sentence because of its position in the sentence is the object of the sentence I know.