236 Part1n ISentenceStructure
Environmentalscienceis oneofthemostpopularcoursesinthecollege.
Dr.White teachesenvironmentalseienee.
Environmentalscience,whichDr.Whiteteaches,is oneofthemost
popularcoursesinthecollege.
Thebookwaswrittenin German.Theprofessortranslatedthebook.
ThebookthattheprofessortranslatedwaswritteninGerman.
ThebooktheprofessortranslatedwaswritteninGerman.
Dr.Whiteisanecologist.YoumetOF.Whiteinmyoffice.
Dr.White,whomyoumetinmyoffice,isanecologist.
TheprofessorischairoftheEnglishDepartment.Youshouldsee#Ie
professoF.
TheprofessorwhomyoushouldseeischairoftheEnglish
Department.
TheprofessorthatyoushouldseeischairoftheEnglish
Department.(informal)
Theprofessoryoushouldseeis chairoftheEnglishDepartment.
Restrictive
that, 0
Nonrestrictive
which
Nonrestrictive
whom
Restrictive
whom,that, 0
A. Combinethetwosentencesineachpairtomalceanewsentencecontainingan
adjectiveclauseintheobjectpattern.
Step 1 Changetheobjectinthesecondsentencetoa relativepronoun.Use
whom,which,that,ornopronoun,asappropriate.Movetherelative
pronountothebeginningofitsclause.
Step 2 Combinethetwosentences,placingthenewadjectiveclauseasclose
toitsantecedentaspossible.
Step 3 Addcommasifnecessary.
Step 4 Writethesentencesasa paragraphinthespaceprovided.
Thefirstonehasbeendoneforyouasanexample.
Thefollowingexamplesshowyouhowtocombinetwosentencestomakea new
sentencecontaininganobjectpatternadjectiveclause.
Note:Youcanomitthatinobjectpatternclausesonly.
Theaddresshegavemewasincorrect.
Arelativepronouncanbeanobjectinitsownclause.
RelativePronounsasObjects
PRAC'I'IClt 3
Relative
Pronouns
asObjects