Relative Clauses Vs Noun Complement Clauses
Relative Clauses vs. Noun Complement Clauses (Appositive Clauses)
Indicate whether each underlined clause is a relative clause or an appositive clause.
1. The manager lacked the experience that would have helped him overcome the crisis.
2. You have undermined my conviction that a nuclear war is inevitable.
3. She has heard the news that all the passengers and crew escaped unhurt.
4. I cannot dispute the fact that you have won the support of most members.
5. The car hit a bus that was full of children on a school outing.
6. I have read the report that I received last week.
7. They have accepted the recommendation that my daughter be promoted to the next grade.
8. Here is the report that the accusations should be referred to the police.
Indicate whether each underlined clause is a relative clause or an appositive clause.
1. The manager lacked the experience that would have helped him overcome the crisis.
2. You have undermined my conviction that a nuclear war is inevitable.
3. She has heard the news that all the passengers and crew escaped unhurt.
4. I cannot dispute the fact that you have won the support of most members.
5. The car hit a bus that was full of children on a school outing.
6. I have read the report that I received last week.
7. They have accepted the recommendation that my daughter be promoted to the next grade.
8. Here is the report that the accusations should be referred to the police.