Relative Clauses
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The word "antecedent" is derived from the Latin ante + cedere; meaning to lead before.
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True
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False
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This quiz, which will be graded, will assess your skills using relative clauses. :)
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Which of the following is a place where you cannot put a relative clause?
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After a main clause.
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Between two commas.
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At the beginning of a sentence.
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A. At the beginning of a sentence. -
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Relative clauses are used to introduce...
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Independent (Main) clauses
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Dependent (subordinate) clauses
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People, places or things.
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A. Dependent (subordinate) clauses -
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What information do we take from the antecedent?
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Case, gender
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Number, gender
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Case, number
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A. Number, gender -
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Which of the following is NOT a relative pronoun?
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Quas
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Que
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Qui
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A. Que -
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Case of the relative pronoun comes from...
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The function it takes from the subordinate clause
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The antecedent
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Context of the previous paragraph
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A. The function it takes from the subordinate clause -
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What is the masculine, singular nominative relative pronoun?
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qui
Qui - 8.
What is the feminine, plural accusative relative pronoun?
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quas
Quas - 9.
"cui" is which case for relative pronouns?
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Dative
dative - 10.
What is the neuter, plural ablative relative pronoun?
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quibus
Quibus
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