Noun Clauses vs Adjective Clauses | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

English 17 Public

Identify whether it is a noun or adjective clause.

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Do you remember the boy who got sprayed by a skunk?

Adjective Clause

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Whoever eats the last brownie has to wash the pan!

Noun Clause

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The boy who lost his glasses tripped in the hall.

Adjective Clause

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I don't like to hear about that time you were in trouble.

Noun Clause

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The choir sang what I like to hear.

Noun Clause

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My mom is looking for whomever ate her chocolate.

Noun Clause

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The movie's worst flaw is that it is too action-packed.

Noun Clause

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A friend is a person whom you can trust.

Adjective Clause

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I will take whoever wants to go to the mall.

Noun Clause

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Identify the noun clause: I am doing what you told me to do.

what you told me to do

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Identify the noun clause: The band will play whatever song we choose.

whatever song we choose

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Identify the noun clause: Whoever wins the most games wins the trophy.

Whoever wins the most games

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Identify the adjective clause: The woman whose briefcase you found is here to pick it up.

whose briefcase you found

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Identify the noun that the adjective clause modifies: Is this the book that you wanted?

book

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Identify the noun the adjective clause modifies: King, who smelled the smoke, woke us up by barking.

King

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Identify the adjective clause: The jacket, which she wore today for the first time, is new.

which she wore today for the first time

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