1-HOUR CLAUSES COURSE | adjective, noun, adverb clauses - Learn them all!

adjective clauses | relative clauses | noun clauses | adverb clauses | independent clauses | subordinate clauses
Learn how and when to use different clauses in English. A "clause" is a group of words that have a subject and a verb. Sometimes these groups function as an adjective, sometimes they function as a noun, and sometimes they function as an adverb. Using clauses in your speaking and writing will take your English to the next level.
There are a total of FOUR TESTS in this lesson so you can track your progress.
Use these TIMESTAMPS to help you:
00:00 intro
00:39 ADJECTIVE CLAUSES
02:05 relative pronouns (who, which, that, whose)
03:40 defining and non-defining relative clauses
09:03 mini review
10:19 removing your relative pronouns
12:56 who vs. whom
14:23 TEST - adjective clauses
15:34 NOUN CLAUSES
18:48 who, what, when, where, why, how, whose, which, whom
24:30 whoever, whatever, whenever, wherever, whichever, whomever
27:41 that, if, whether
32:25 TEST - noun clauses
33:40 ADVERB CLAUSES
35:08 time / when
36:32 independent clauses, dependent clauses, subordinate clauses
40:00 the word "until"
41:25 as, while, when
45:42 where / location
47:59 manner / how (like, as if, as though)
50:00 reason / why (because, as, since, for)
55:29 TEST - adverb clauses
56:37 FINAL TEST - adjective, noun, adverb clauses
DIRECT and INDIRECT OBJECTS: • DIRECT and INDIRECT ob...
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Arnel
CLIPS and CREDIT:
1 Gigi (1958)
2. Seinfeld (1989 - 1998)
3. TED TALK www.ted.com/talks/marcos_sala...
4. Mower Minions (2016)
5. Anchorman (2004)
6. "Lemon Tree" - Fools Garden (1995)
BOOKS:
The Cuckoo's Calling (2013) - Robert Galbraith
Hideaway (2020) - Nora Roberts
"I have subordinates" clip: The Office (2005) - S09E23 Finale

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⏲Use these TIMESTAMPS to help you: 00:00 intro 00:39 ADJECTIVE CLAUSES 02:05 relative pronouns (who, which, that, whose) 03:40 defining and non-defining relative clauses 09:03 mini review 10:19 removing your relative pronouns 12:56 who vs. whom 14:23 TEST - adjective clauses 15:34 NOUN CLAUSES 18:48 who, what, when, where, why, how, whose, which, whom 24:30 whoever, whatever, whenever, wherever, whichever, whomever 27:41 that, if, whether 32:25 TEST - noun clauses 33:40 ADVERB CLAUSES 35:08 time / when 36:32 independent clauses, dependent clauses, subordinate clauses 40:00 the word "until" 41:25 as, while, when 45:42 where / location 47:59 manner / how (like, as if, as though) 50:00 reason / why (because, as, since, for) 55:29 TEST - adverb clauses 56:37 FINAL TEST - adjective, noun, adverb clauses

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Can you help me: New year’s Eve is a time when a family mebers get together. Which clause did we use in the sentence above.

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It is adjective clause. When modifies the new year.

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I noticed that some examples in Adverb clause describe two actions in the past without using Past Perfect for the earlier action. Could you please make it clear?

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That's a good observation. The past perfect isn't always necessary when the sequence of events is already clear. This can be if there are multiple past actions. For example: -I woke up, got dressed, ate breakfast, and left for work. Here the sequence is already clear. The sequence is in order. Words like "before" and "after" also make the sequence clear. The past perfect isn't always necessary, especially in a short sentence: -We bought groceries before the store closed. "had bought" isn't necessary. I hope this clarifies things!

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HI Arnel I'm bit confused by Adverb & Noun Clauses. What's the difference? How can I distinguish it?

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

A noun clause can be replaced by a noun: I don't know why my cat never meows. I don't know the reason. You can see "the reason (noun)" replaces the noun clause "why my cat never meows". An adverb clause explains when, where, why, how. I waited until the rain stopped. My adverb clause "until the rain stopped" tells us when. It cannot be replaced by a noun. I hope this helps!

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Respected Ma'am, being undisputedly the greatest grammarian of all time across the globe, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to let me know which clauses the following sentences are -(A)It was yesterday when I met John (D)It was yesterday that I met John (C)It was last Saturday that I met John (D)It was last Saturday when I met John (E)It was August that he went to Paris(F)It was August when he went to Paris.Ma,am, do please enlighten me a bit by letting me know if the above sentences are Noun Clause, Adjective clause or Adverbial Clause.This is the kind of grammatical issue that has baffled so many grammarians and teachers so far because different teachers have answered differently, which has flummoxed me a lot.

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[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Yes! I've put together my three videos on this topic. But, I've added a new test to summarize everything at 56:37

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I have a doubt... Sometimes a noun clause can be the subject, right? but most of the time the verbs and what it is in the noun clause are part of the predicate, so that makes me really confused.

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I'm not sure, but it's something I definitely have to do! :)

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"I don't have my hearing aids in, SO whatever he said is fine" is a COMPOUND SENTENCE, isn't it? So there are 2 independen clauses connected by a coordinating conjunction (so). "Whatever he said" is a noun clause which has WH-EVER word + subject + verb. But that clause also woks as subject of the second independend clause. WHATEVER HE SAID (subject) is (verb) fine (subject complement). Is it everything rigth?

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Yes, you are correct. The noun clause is functioning as the subject of the second clause.

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