Intermediate Cozy English Grammar Course
Level 2
on Video or DVD

English Grammar Lesson 17: Adjective Clauses (5:32)

"Adjective clauses do the work of adjectives or adjective phrases.  Adjective clauses modify nouns or pronouns.  They may be restrictive or non-restrictive." Marie has decided that she is going to make a large mural depicting her beach cottage, out of things she finds on the seashore.  In preparation for this creative undertaking she is beach-combing for shells on the beach.  She is collecting her treasures in a little blue plastic bucket.  She provides examples of adjective clauses modifying both nouns and pronouns; then explains how to differentiate between a restrictive adjective clause, and a non-restrictive adjective clause.

Featured Music:
Schubert - Minuet In F
Schubert - Sonata No. 3 Op. 120 - Andante