Question

B. Underline the adjective clause in each sentence and identify the noun or pronoun that it qualifies.

1. The anaconda that was basking in the sun slid into the water effortlessly.

2. He has a daughter who will surely make him proud.

3.The tornado we experienced yesterday has caused extensive damage.

4.The boy whose rucksack is lying in my room is a fresher.

5.The city where he was born is not far from here.

6. The mighty Ganges that rises in the Himalayas flows through a green and fertile plain.

7. It is he who has planned our trip that is much awaited.

8. The time when the convoy will move is not know ​

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

1. The anaconda that was basking in the sun slid into the water effortlessly.

- The adjective clause is "that was basking in the sun."

- It qualifies the noun "anaconda."

2. He has a daughter who will surely make him proud.

- The adjective clause is "who will surely make him proud."

- It qualifies the noun "daughter."

3. The tornado we experienced yesterday has caused extensive damage.

- The adjective clause is "we experienced yesterday."

- It qualifies the noun "tornado."

4. The boy whose rucksack is lying in my room is a fresher.

- The adjective clause is "whose rucksack is lying in my room."

- It qualifies the noun "boy."

5. The city where he was born is not far from here.

- The adjective clause is "where he was born."

- It qualifies the noun "city."

6. The mighty Ganges that rises in the Himalayas flows through a green and fertile plain.

- The adjective clause is "that rises in the Himalayas."

- It qualifies the noun "Ganges."

7. It is he who has planned our trip that is much awaited.

- The adjective clause is "who has planned our trip."

- It qualifies the pronoun "he."

8. The time when the convoy will move is not known.

- The adjective clause is "when the convoy will move."

- It qualifies the noun "time."