HOW to reduce an ADJECTIVE CLAUSE? Reduced Adjective clause (methods, examples and practice set) 💯😎

Hey, lessons!
In this lesson, we learn what REDUCED ADJECTIVE CLAUSES are, and how to reduce them to adjective phrases.
What is a reduced adjective clause?
A reduced adjective clause is an adjective phrase formed out of an adjective clause. It is a shorter, more precise version of an adjective clause.
Examples of reduced adjective clauses:
Adjective clause: The person who is singing on the stage is my friend.
Reduced adjective clause: The person singing on the stage is my friend.
Adjective clause: It is a beautiful book that is written by S.N. Sharma.
Reduced adjective clause: It is a beautiful book written by S.N. Sharma.
Adjective clause: The guy that lives with you is my sister’s boyfriend.
Reduced adjective clause: The guy living with you is my sister’s boyfriend.
Adjective clause: I can’t think of a fight that is as good as this one.
Reduced adjective clause: I can’t think of a fight as good as this one.
Adjective clause: Could you please pass me the bottle that is colored red.
Reduced adjective clause: Could you please pass me the bottle colored red.
Adjective clause: Do you know the guy who is sitting on your car?
Reduced adjective clause: Do you know the guy sitting on your car?
Watch the full video to master the reduced adjective clauses. Do try the quiz given at the end of the video.
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[@tirathsharma7356]

1. Let's bring someone whom you care about. (Can't be reduced) 2. Could you check the bottle under your seat? (changed to prepositional phrase) 3. The man bringing food to your home is very generous. ( doesn't look necessary to reduce it because people having limited know of English grammar won't be able to under it or as you said we should use a time marker with it. Like daily, sometimes etc ) 4. If you know a man brilliant at this, call him. (Changed to adjective phrase) 5. Tell me the place where you live. Can't be changed)

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Hi, thank you so much. I really enjoyed wandering around the school by myself, and I still prefer to do things alone, including traveling and shopping. "including traveling and shopping", what is it? Present participle phrase?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes

[@princemitra3041]

In short can I write this - 1.When sentence is in active (in all tense present ,past,future )-use present participle(adj) 2.when sentence in passive (in all tense present ,past ,future )- use past participle 3.when there is modal like will,can etc -use infinitive as adjective (but not everytime ) CAN I SAY THIS SIR??????

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God... Usually news editors use these frugal way of grammar to reduce many words... Thanks a lot for Explaining! it.

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Sir , i want you to come with compound- complex sentence invested with many phrases of different catogories like we find in many non- fictional books....and to describe that phrases whom/which they modify in the long sentence with many short of phrases....

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[@princemitra3041]

In short can I say this - 1.When sentence is in active (in all tense present ,past,future )-use present participle(adj) 2.when sentence in passive (in all tense present ,past ,future )- use past participle 3.when there is modal like will,can etc -use infinitive as adjective (but not everytime ) CAN I SAY THIS SIR??????

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Not precisely, Prince. Not every verb in the passive voice functions as an adjective. It has to be understood in the context it is used.

[@hadivazifehdan5596]

Wow just awesome. Not having learned English for about a year now, I'm reviewing some grammer. For the 4th question, can we say ut like this? If you know a man being brilliant at this, call him. Thanks man.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes. Or simply: If you know a man brilliant at this, call him.

[@aagperera9600]

1.Let's bring someone whom you care about ( This sentence can not be reduced) 2. Could you check the bottle under your seat? 3. The man bringing food to your home is very generous. 4.If you know a man brilliant at this, call him. 5. Tell me the place where you live. (This sentence can' t be reduced) Thank you very much sir. This lesson is really important. And you did the best as usual .😊

[@EnglishWithAshish]

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

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[@entenglishnewspapertrainer6421]

thank you so much sir, Finally you have full fill my wish and accepted my request. again thanks you have responded to my request. sir, you have written you can find many people better than me. but seriously we can find any people better than you.

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[@MdGudul]

Sir,which one is correct? Who are happy? Who is happy?

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[@aryansiddiqui1424]

Can we use proper noun before the modifying phrase in ing form

[@ihsankhan8957]

Hi sir, Hope you are fine.. As you mentioned in example The property which is being sold is expensive. What if there was "The property which was being sold is expensive". If we reduce it we get the same sentence that is "The property being sold is expensive". How should we consider the information about the property. Should we consider is being or was being.???

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Hello, Ihsan! I'm doing well! Thank you for asking! The context makes you understand the tense that the phrase refers to. But if you are doubtful, use an adjective clause. Don't reduce it.

[@tirathsharma7356]

28:55 Doesn't it sound like he has to go China first to bring his friend 😂 Here I got to understand why sometimes we shouldn't reduce adjective clauses to phrases Btw great explanation bro❤

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[@ayeshamaqsood7581]

Do you have any lecture on 'the use of that, which and who as a relative pronoun ' and use of different modals, ' plz

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes, on the channel!

[@prashantkumarlaheri]

If a relative clause starts with What, could it be changed into reduced pharses????

[@PANKAJKUMAR-xl3fr]

Sir , i really appreciate u for ur job that u have done for those ones who can't pay fee to be thought as u have thought English grammar... really I got much benefitted ,sir. I want you to clear the concept of putting participles at the end of sentence and make me know that if participles are put at the end of sentence with comma, does that participial phrase modify that immediate noun phrase that comes before the participles or the beginning of the noun phrase working as subject in whole sentence ? waiting for ur reply....

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Appreciate the kind words, Pankaj! Watch the lessons on participle phrases to find out the answers to your question.

[@khan-ahmed377]

You say to us that we can't reduce a adjective clause when it have separate subject but you did that in your latest video for example, The actor whom we have approached for this role is busy with his own project right now. so my question is that how you do that

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[@kieko007]

(The woman whom I love is here ). Can I reduce this sentence which is whom I love describe the woman . so will be (the woman I love is here) without whom when it comes to reduce

[@hemnmahmood918]

The you very much the lesson is really clear and useful please could you also make a lesson about reduced adver clause as well

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Glad you liked the lesson, Hemn! Yes, the lesson on reduced adverb clauses is next.

[@ShahrearTarek_Lawyer]

Regards. Would you mind explaining why in the sentence "everyone who is in the management are talking about the workers who are under your leadership" the to be verb "is" was used after the word "who" in the first part and "are" after the word "management?" Why "are" was used in the sentence "everyone in the management are talking about the workers under your leadership?" because as far as I know the to be verb "is" is used after the word "everyone" but in this case "are" was used. Thank you.

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Hello Tarek, That's a mistake. The main verb should be IS as 'everyone' (the subject) is singular. You're absolutely right here.

[@majedali8876]

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[@sunan8828]

May I ask how to reduce sth like this? That+subject+can+verb Thank you!

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Don't reduce this structure for the sake for it. The reduction won't have the same meaning.

[@sahillaskar9039]

Let's look at the following sentence. Working hard, Ram will definitely succeed. I think the sentence could have two meanings. 1.There is a condition that if Ram works hard , he will definitely succeed. 2.Ram is someone who works hard and he will succeed.This is a reduced form. How it's reduced is here, Ram, who works hard, will definitely succeed. =Ram, working hard, will definitely succeed. =Working hard, Ram will definitely succeed. (We often place the participle phrase at the beginning) Is my concept correct? I'm so confused. Please help me out. If my explanation is correct, which meaning is to choose? 1 or 2 ?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

I wouldn't disagree with you. These meanings can be interpreted from the given structure.

[@sahillaskar9039]

@@EnglishWithAshish So I can say this is ambiguous. Actually this is because of the commas that are put in non restrictive clauses. If the sentences I've given were restrictive ones, it wouldn't be ambiguous. We place the participle phrase from middle to the beginning only for non restrictive clauses and that makes those ambiguous. I think so. Don't you ?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

No. Here, you used a tense that complicates the meaning. It generally is used with the Simple Past tense.

[@dhruvsingh1831]

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

Thank you, Dhruv!

[@neelusharma-tp7oe]

1.lets bring someone whom you care about ( not change) 2. Could you check the bottle under your seat?. 3. This man bringing food to your home is very generous. 4. If you know a brilliant man at this, call him. 5. Tell me the place where you live ( no change)

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Glad you tried, Neelu! 👏

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[@MrRamaeri]

Thank you so much. Could you explain how to use being in a reduced clause?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

There's a detailed lesson on the uses of BEING on our channel. Give it a visit, Ram! 😊

[@zeeshanali-qb1kw]

Bro isme present perfect tense ka nahi banta kya reduce adjective clouse...jese the boy who has purched new car is over there...iska kese banega. Plzz ans bro

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Please upload a video on - " Reduced Adverb clause " also. 🙏🙏

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Will be doing it soon, Amit!

[@manikandan-m.]

1. Let's bring someone whom you care about. 2. Could you check the bottle (that is) under your seat? Assertive statement: Check the bottle (that is) under your seat. (Imperative statement) (YU) - subject. Check - verb. The bottle - object. ( both the speaker and the listener know which bottle) Under the seat - adjective phrase? 🤔 3. The man bringing (who brings) food to your home is very generous. 4. If you know a brilliant man at this, call him. 5. Tell me the place where you live. ( tell me the place, you live? 🤔)

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Correction 4: a man brilliant at this... (If it was just an adjective, we could place it before the noun modified) Good job! 👏

[@haiderps4]

Wow , this is the best and most informative explanation I've ever seen for this topic dear AShish❤ By the way , Can I argue that we call an adjective clause a dependent clause because it depends on a noun in the indepndent clause? so without that noun it depends on it would't make any sense on its own.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Thank you, brother! You don't have to argue that; I had mentioned it in the lesson! 🤭

[@princemitra3041]

the house which will be built will be dedicated to the school ..Can I reduce this sentence in this way --the house built will be dedicated to the school .. As the sentence is passive one I have used past participle built functioning as adjective .... But in maximum cases it is written as to+ be +v3rd (in this case it will be to be built ) because will is modal verb and infinitive can replace modal in a sentence in fact we can reduce adj clause using infinitive when there is modal verb in a sentence like can, should , will ,must ,etc... Ex.the students who will attend the meeting will be given a certificate Can I write this sentence in this way ..--the students to attend the meeting will be given a certificate . Am I correct sir ? Are all my explanations stated above correct sir? Please reply sir🙏.... 1.THE HOUSE BUILT WILL BE DEDICATED TO THE STUDENTS .(the house which will be built will be dedicated to the school ){using past participle} 2.THE STUDENTS TO ATTEND THE MEETING WILL BE GIVEN A CERTIFICATE .(the students who will attend the meeting will be given a certificate ){using infinitive replacing modal verb } 【but I think if I use 'to be built' instead of built in 1 no sentence it will give more clarity about the meaning of the sentence but grammatically if I use direct past participle' built ' as an adjective ,it will also correct as non finite verb has no tense ..Am I correct sir ?】 CAN I WRITE THESE TWO SENTENCES FOLLOWING THE EXPLANATION I HAVE MENTIONED ABOVE ??????

[@EnglishWithAshish]

That's correct. And please keep the question short or ask them in separate comments.

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[@princemitra3041]

The students who will attend the meeting will be given a certificate . Can I write the above sentence in this way --the students attending the meeting will be given a certificate .. Can I transform will+ attend into attending as the sentence is in active voice ..Therefore attending here has become a present participle (adjective)... I am correct or not sir ?Please reply .. I want to know whether a sentence based on future tense can also be reduced using present participle .

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes, that's correct.

[@princemitra3041]

@@EnglishWithAshish the house which will be built will be dedicated to the school ..Can I reduce this sentence in this way --the house built will be dedicated to the school .. As the sentence is passive one I have used past participle built functioning as adjective .... But in maximum cases it is written as to+ be +v3rd (in this case it will be to be built ) because will is modal verb and infinitive can replace modal in a sentence in fact we can reduce adj clause using infinitive when there is modal verb in a sentence like can, should , will ,must ,etc... Ex.the students who will attend the meeting will be given a certificate Can I write this sentence in this way ..--the students to attend the meeting will be given a certificate . Am I correct sir ? Are all my explanations stated above correct sir? Please reply sir🙏.... 1.THE HOUSE BUILT WILL BE DEDICATED TO THE STUDENTS .(the house which will be built will be dedicated to the school ){using past participle} 2.THE STUDENTS TO ATTEND THE MEETING WILL BE GIVEN A CERTIFICATE .(the students who will attend the meeting will be given a certificate ){using infinitive replacing modal verb } 【but I think if I use 'to be built' instead of built in 1 no sentence it will give more clarity about the meaning of the sentence but grammatically if I use direct past participle' built ' as an adjective ,it will also correct as non finite verb has no tense ..Am I correct sir ?】 CAN I WRITE THESE TWO SENTENCES FOLLOWING THE EXPLANATION I HAVE MENTIONED ABOVE ??????

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@@EnglishWithAshish please reply sir.....🙏

[@narendrachandra2712]

Please upload reduced adverb class in detail

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Sure. That's next.

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[@entenglishnewspapertrainer6421]

sir must reply: I have this doubt from several days Problem: The boy taken to the hospital has recovered. The boy who is taken to the hospital has recovered Or The boy who was taken to the hospital has recovered Solution: Sir is this true because the main clause and relative clause both are in present tense whatever the tense (present simple/perfect) Sir which one is correct?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Both are possible. The boy taken to... (Here, "taken to..." is a reduced adjective clause) And in the other two sentences, we are just referring to different tenses in the adjective clauses. That's your choice as a writer. Both are correct.

[@entenglishnewspapertrainer6421]

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[@1968tukta]

1. can't be reduced 2. Could you check the bottle under your seat? 3. The man bringing food to your home is very generous. 4. If you know a man brilliant at this, call him. 5. can't be reduced

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Correct answers! Good job! 👏

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[@juanlim692]

1.Let's bring someone you care about. 5. Tell me the place you live.

[@kannadiga8278]

Sir please start hidu news paper Grammar analysis

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I'll start it soon!

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@@EnglishWithAshish please start sir my friends have been waiting for this series. This week

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I'll try!

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I'll start it soon!

[@entenglishnewspapertrainer6421]

sir if we have a reduced clause how can we judge its original clause? for example a reduced clause like the girl standing next to the max is my school crush. its original can be the girl who stands next to the max is my school crush the girl who is standing next to the max is my school crush in the above both sentence which we will consider the original although both are correct I guess. sir, please clear my this doubt. thanks, dear sir

[@EnglishWithAshish]

That's a good question, my friend. If a reduced clause comes next to a noun or pronoun, it will be a reduced adjective clause. Or simply look at its function. That is the best way to identify it. Hope it helps! 😊

[@entenglishnewspapertrainer6421]

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[@fazilpeerally5288]

Hi Teacher Ashish Sharma! It`s an awesome video lesson. The explanations are concise, clear, and understandable. The lesson is detailed in chronological order. This makes it very interesting and helpful. Great! Good job! Here is my homework: 1. can't be reduced 2. Could you check the bottle under your seat? 3. The man bringing food to your home is very generous. 4. If you know a man brilliant at this, call him. 5. can't be reduced I would be pleased if you could make a lesson about Reduced Noun Clauses. I`m very confused on this topic. Please and thank you. Best Wishes, Fazil

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Thank you for the kind words, Fazil! Hearing from you after a long time. Your answers are correct! Great job! 👏 I don't think noun clauses can be reduced. I'll still check its possibility.

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[@zainqureshi307]

" The boy who was pleased by his grades went out with his friends " ye kis case ka sentence ho ga sir. Please reply

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Simple sentence

[@kannadiga8278]

First view and superb

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Awesome! ❤️

[@hemnmahmood918]

I apologize I meant adverb clause

[@EnglishWithAshish]

I knew what you meant. :)

[@dilipsinghbhati3546]

Hello brother i hope you will be fine I have a doubt, as you mentioned that if a adjective clause starts with 'when' we can't change it but there is a sentence like' i saw him when he was dancing' We can convert it like 'i saw him dancing'

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It's not an adjective clause; it's an adverb clause here. The adjective clause referring to time is followed by the noun TIME.

[@zainqureshi307]

Sir " Case 4" mien "Is the guy who helps you in coding are coming to the party" ho gaa jab k ap ny sirf " coming to the party" likha hai? Aisaa q

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Is coming

[@myabotani8798]

I want to take the book on the table. Is this sentence right sir?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes. It does have a meaning.

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[@preetimehra3036]

Hi ..could you plzz clear my doubt.. How to reduce this ?? Who has/have/had + V3 (perfect) If the sentence doesn't have (after) in (perfect tense) can we reduce this? As i have seen all the sentences of perfect tense with the word after.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Structure wise, we can. But it won't give clarity about the right time of the action. So, we should rather use an adjective clause here.

[@preetimehra3036]

@@EnglishWithAshish Thank you so much for replying 😍😍 plzz post more videos on advance grammar 😀

[@preetimehra3036]

@@EnglishWithAshish How to reduce this?? Que. Which has resulted in Reduced form 1. Having resulted in 2. Resulting in Which one is correct 1 or 2?? Plz just reply 1 or 2.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

You're welcome. There's a lot of videos on advanced English. Don't reduce it to a phrase as it's a non-essential adjective clause.

[@preetimehra3036]

@@EnglishWithAshish ok ☺ Thank you. But i didn't find as simple, easy and detailed video on reduced clause as you have made. Your teaching style is amazing. I enjoy watching your videos as i love grammar. It's both infomative & fun. 😀

[@AsadKhan-yz1oy]

Felt offended , censor board has taken down the movie. Felt offended is reduced adjective Clause which can be write as? Censor board felt offended ( here we use bare passive infinitive as object ? (To be offended)

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It's working as an adverb too.

[@AsadKhan-yz1oy]

@@EnglishWithAshish sorry , you dont get what I am asking . (Felt offended ) past participle how you form it I mean how you reduced it past participle phrase from adjiective clause? censor board that felt offended ( past indefinite ) should it not be reduced to Feeling offended ? Why you reduced it to felt offended Sir also I don't undrstand why you used past participle (offended) as object beacuse we use regular noun , pronun or gerund for object .

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

Please provide this data in the pdf format

[@EnglishWithAshish]

I don't have it in the pdf format, but I'll start working on it soon.

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

I don't know what kind of clause it is please let me know You know the boy who has worn my shirt How to reduce it explain it in detail

[@EnglishWithAshish]

You know the boy wearing my shirt.

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

@@EnglishWithAshish But here there is no " be" form It is "has". I believe this rule is not applicable for other than "be" forms

[@EnglishWithAshish]

There is a past participle in the clause.

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

Watch videos from my Hindi channel: Angrezi ki class

[@summaiyaansari]

Extending thanks for bringing such important grammar topics which I frequently stumble reading novels used in paragraphs which makes me a bit frustrating to decode reduced clauses. But, after watching your videos consistently, I'm getting to analyze them properly so far, therefore, can't thank you enough for what I have learned and I'm happy finding your channel learning through it. Ps: You could find I've used clauses, Thanks to you!

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Thank you for the kind words, Summaiya! Glad I could help. Keep learning! 🌸

[@balakrishnapatro7088]

Very nice thank you Sir

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Thank you so much sir

[@EnglishWithAshish]

You are welcome, Amir!

[@hafijurrahman815]

Great video

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Thank you! 😊