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E. Pronounciation
Glad :/ɡlad
Anecdote :/ˈanəkˌdōt
Hired :/ˈhīərd
Witnesses Senang
Which :/(h)wiCH
Where :/(h)wer
F. Material Description
Activity 3. Read and learn the following explanation.
Adjective or Relative Clause
Adjective or relative clause is to give more information about noun, pronoun, or situation in
the main clause by using relative pronoun (connector).
A relative pronoun is a pronoun that introduces a adjective or relative clause. It is called a
‘relative’ pronoun because it ‘relates’ to the word that it modifies.
Example:
1. A famous magazine, which was published last November, also raised an issue on corruption.
relative pronoun (connector)
In the above example, ‘which’ relates to ‘thing’, which it modifies and introduces the
relative clause “which was published last November”
2. The person who phoned me last night is my teacher.
relative pronoun (connector)
In the above example, ‘who’ relates to ‘person’, which it modifies and introduces the
relative clause “who phoned me last night is my teacher”
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