Lesson 7: Clause Modifiers | Easy English Subject

A clause modifier may be adjectival or adverbial depending on the word it modifies.



*A clause which modifies a noun or which belongs to a noun cluster is an adjectival clause. It is often introduced by the conjunctions who, that, which.



The conjunction who always refer to persons, places, or things. The conjunction which never refers to persons; it refers only to obkexts or animals.



Note the use of who, that, and which in the following:

1. The girl who (that) is speaking is my sister.
2. The dog that (which) is barking is mine.
3. The book that (which) she is reading is mine.



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