subject adjective clauses

Dan Describes subject adjectiv clauses. He talks about how to form them and some common errors students make when using subject adjective clauses. Click below for a worksheet to do while you watch the video.
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[@hanahnuamzakimnah9342]

Thank you so much for your lesson. Please make more video. You are an outstanding teacher that I need.

[@TeacherDanFitz]

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[@legalrecourse1191]

Sir, Namaste, You have taught us in very easy way, I really appreciate your teaching style.. I was always very confused about learning clauses but the way you have explained here, I could understand clauses.

[@bettyegoavil9070]

Thanks Dan, I just found what I was looking for!! You're the best!!

[@TeacherDanFitz]

Thanks Betty. There is a whole playlist on adjective clauses. Check it out. kzbin.info/aero/PLV0L7E9x9TZICUjpOx4gPANzmUErrhGj2 Please share with your friends.

[@patriciafunaki7747]

Perfect explanation. Congratulations Teacher.

[@TeacherDanFitz]

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[@sorahana7]

Thank you so much 😊

[@TeacherDanFitz]

You are welcome. Thanks for subscribing.

[@majomorales4971]

Thanks for your help. It was very useful!

[@TeacherDanFitz]

Great. Check out the other videos in the playlist about adjective clauses.

[@englishlearner1602]

Thank you sir for explaining in detail 👍👍🙏🙏🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@TeacherDanFitz]

You are welcome. Check out the whole playlist on adjective clauses.

[@emin4599]

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[@TeacherDanFitz]

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[@sherifsaleh9021]

please I am confused What is the difference please? Is it ok if I say The students who are sitting overthere are smart . The students who are smart are sitting overthere.

[@TeacherDanFitz]

That's a good one. I think they are both correct.

[@aishamahmoud1618]

In the sentences : The students is wearing a green shirt. The student stole my pen. 💥 can I change it to The student who stole my pen, is wearing a green shirt. If I can't why?

[@TeacherDanFitz]

Yes, you can do that but the comma is incorrect in your sentence. there should be no comma.