Pick out the adjective clauses in these sentences and point out the noun or the pronoun they qualify.
1. Jasmine is a flower that is white and very fragrant.
2. None of the pain relievers, which her physician prescribed, had any effect on her.
3. The truck, whose headlights were not working, bumped into a tree.
4. Miss Rose is the counsellor whom you have to approach for guidance.
5. Is the hummingbird the only bird that can fly backwards?
6. Have you ever experienced a moment when you have felt utter contentment?
7. The lawyer, who was cross-examining the witness, had an imposing personality.
8. The sales manager we hired for the team was experienced and dynamic.
9. You called at a time when I was unable to answer.
10. Those who are willing to serve others will be rewarded.
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Pick out the adjective clauses in these sentences and point out the noun or the pronoun they qualify.
1. Jasmine is a flower that is white and very fragrant.
2. None of the pain relievers, which her physician prescribed, had any effect on her.
3. The truck, whose headlights were not working, bumped into a tree.
4. Miss Rose is the counsellor whom you have to approach for guidance.
5. Is the hummingbird the only bird that can fly backwards?
6. Have you ever experienced a moment when you have felt utter contentment?
7. The lawyer, who was cross-examining the witness, had an imposing personality.
8. The sales manager we hired for the team was experienced and dynamic.
9. You called at a time when I was unable to answer.
10. Those who are willing to serve others will be rewarded.