Chapter 2 Worksheet Underline the dependent clauses and label their use as noun, adjective, or adverb. 1.

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ENG 304 Chapter 2 Worksheet: Identifying Clauses Underline the dependent clauses in the following sentences, and in the blanks label them as N 2for noun clause3, Adj. 2adjective clause3, or Adv. 2adverb clause3. Then write % and 0 above the subject and verb of the dependent clause. -f a sentence contains no dependent clause, write N1 in the blank preceding it. % 0 EAample" Adj. The lad) who cuts m) hair is a %cientologist. 666 1. 8e mentioned a book whose title - forgot. 666 2. (ob arrived while - was taking a bath. 666 $. That he continues to be upset surprises me. 666 &. >an )ou show me the house which 8emingwa) lived in@ 666 *. That,s the car that ran the stop sign. 666 !. - believe that he has lost his mind. 666 7. 'ho is the man in the green suit@ 666 9. 8e is the farmer whose barn burned last week. 666 :. 'e could see that he was upset. 6661#. %he went to school with the girl who later became =adonna. 66611. - met 5resident (ush when - was in 4ouisville. 66612. The house on the hill needs <uite a few repairs. 6661$. The police officer to whom - showed m) license was ver) polite. 6661&. - told )ou that - wouldn,t be there. 6661*. The guard told us that we had to present our passports. 6661!. 'hether the government can balance the budget is an)one,s guess. 66617. The first plane which flew across the Atlantic is now in the %mithsonian -nstitution. 66619. 8e left because he was upset.