NOUN CLAUSES AND ADJECTIVE CLAUSE

CREATED BY:

NITA SARI (RSA1C115031)

ELSA MARIA CHRISTI (RSA1C115004)
NURUSSALAMIA (RSA1C115030)
WAHYU HINDAYANI (RSA1C115027)

PROGRAM STUDI PENDIDIKAN KIMIA PGMIPA-U

JURUSAN MATEMATIKA DAN ILMU PENGETAHUAN ALAM
FAKULTAS KEGURUAN DAN ILMU PENGETAHUAN ALAM
UNIVERSITAS JAMBI
2016
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Jambi, 14 Oktober 2016

 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface
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Table of
content

Chapter 1
Introduction

Chapter 2
Discussion
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A. The Description of
Conjunction.
B. The Types of
Conjunctions

C. The Exercises of
Conjunctions
Chapter 3
Ending
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Chapter 4
bibliography

 CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION
In this era of globalization, as now, language proficiency is one of ability to be
controlled because it is a start-up capital to compete in the world of office. Moreover, as a
student, we are required to be proficient in English for one day to compete in all areas because
English is the language most widely used in the world.
In English there is an adverb that has many forms and uses. In this paper we discuss about
type of adverb. The Purpose of this paper is to assist in understanding the adverb used in the
English language.

CHAPTER 2

DESCRIPTION
NOUN CLAUSE
A phrase that functions as a noun, either in the subject or the subject or the predicate of
sentence, is called a noun clause. Noun clause can be either asserted or not asserted within a
proposition.A noun clause is a dependent clause that works like a noun. You can find it as a
subject or object. Noun clauses with question words adalah klausa nomina yang diawali
dengan kata tanya, seperti: when, where, why, how, who, what, which, whose. An
adjective clause is used to describe a noun.
 NOUN CLAUSE
A. NOUN CLAUSE
A phrase that functions as a noun, either in the subject or the subject or the predicate
of sentence, is called a noun clause. Noun clause can be either asserted or not asserted within
a proposition.
A noun clause is a dependent clause that works like a noun. You can find it as a subject or
object.

Noun clause split in five:

1) Noun clause which serves as subject in the sentence

Example:
what you test doesnt according the procedure
what I make is HCl solution

2) Noun clause which serves as object in the sentence

Example:
I know solution what you need
She doesnt know how dangerous acid souty

3) Noun clause which serves as object preposisi

Example:
Please attention to what color of flame from alkali land

4) Noun clause which serves as complement

Example:
This is solution what I need
That is termometer what you buy

5) Noun clause noun in apposition

Example:
The idea that people can live without oxygen is unreasonable.

Noun clauses with question words adalah klausa nomina yang diawali dengan kata
tanya, seperti: when, where, why, how, who, what, which, whose.

Example :
- I dont know where the lecture of chemistry lives.
- Do you know when assistant chemistry came?
- Please tell me what you want!
- I dont understand why Suci is absent practicum today.
- I dont know who lecture is.
- I dont know whose calorimeter that is.
-Help me how I can get to laboratory.
Do you know which solution she wants?
B.Adjective clause
An adjective clause is used to describe a noun.
Example: The lesson of chemistry ( that ) she is learning is very difficult
I have made the solutions (that) you just destroyed

Relative pronoun
A relative pronoun is a pronoun that introduces a relative clause. It is called a "relative"
pronoun because it "relates" to the word that its relative clause modifies.

1. Who
used for humans in the subject position

subject + who + verb + object + to be + adjective/possessive adjective

example: The man who came yesterday is my lecture of chemistry

The boy who mix a reaction in labolatory is very clever

subject + who + verb + object + adverb

Example
:The woman who give me some report of chemistry practicum has gone to Solo
The women who borrow me termometer last afternoon

subject + verb + object + who+ verb + object

example: He sees the Girl who made a calorimeter in the chemistry laboratory
I know the man who besides made me calorimeter yesterday

subjec + who + verb + object

example: She knows who mixed the solution of NaCl yesterday

I know who failed pretest in yesterday
 2. Whom
used for humans in the object position
example:Your sister, to whom i was talking last night is my lab asistant

3. Which
used for things and animals in the subject or object position

Subject + to be + Which + subject +Verb + Adverb

example: This is the solutions of Nacl which I made two days ago
That is the tools of practicum that i was buying yesterday

Subject + Which + subject +Verb + to be + Adjective/possessive adjective

example: The book of chemistry which she is reading is very interesting

The instrument of chemistry which he bought is a beaker

Subject + Which + subject +Verb + object

example: The solution of cloride acid which they make will be dangerous The solution
which you spoilt wet this report of chemistry practicum

4. Whose
used for hum ans,animals,and things,in the subject or object position

Subject + to be + people/profession+ Whose + kata benda + subject

+Verb

example:she is the asistant of chemistry lab whose handscone i borrowed two days ago
He is the assistant of chemistry lab whose test tube you last destroying.

Subject + Whose + noun + verb + to be + adjective/possessive adjective

example: The boys whose handscone fall down is very diligent
The man whose motorcycle broke is my lecture of chemistry

Subject + Whose + noun + verb + to be + profession + To be +

adjective/possessive adjective

example: The girl whose father is a lecture of Chemistry is myfriend

The boy whose bag is red is a student of chemistry

5. that
used for humans,animals,and things,in the subject or
object position
example: This is the solutions that I mixed yesterday

Relative pronouns and clauses

There tree kinds of relative pronouns : defining,non-defining and connective.

1. Defining relative clauses

These describe the preceding noun in such a way to a distinguish it from other
nounsof the same class.A clause of thid kind is essential to the clear understanding of the
noun.
The man who told me this refused to give me his name.
who told me this is the relative clauses.if we omit this,it is not clear that man we are talking
about.Notice that there is no comma between a noun a defining relative clauses.
Defining relative caluses usually follow the+noun,but they can also be used with a/aan +
noun,plural noun without the and pronouns all,none,anybody, etc, and those.

Subject object possesive

For persons Who,that That,whom/who Whose

That,which Whose/of which

For things That,which

Defining relative noun clause: person

a. Subject; who or that
Who is normally used:
My Father who live i jambi is a lecture
b. Object of a verb: whom or who or that
I see a girl whom Frandi gives a report of Chemistry
c. With a preposition : whom or that
The man from whom I bought it told me Aquades
d. Possesive
I have a cat whose tall is long

Defining relative clauses; Things

a. Subject : which or that
This is the book of chemistry
b. Object the verb:
this is the proces epvaporate of alkohol that I know
c. Object of a preposition
A labolatory of chemistry whoe walls were made of glass
d. Relative adverbs ( when,where,why)
When = The day when on which the lecture arrived
Where= The labolatory in they were making some solutions of Nacl
Why = The reason why he came late is.

2. Non-defining relative clauses

Non-defining relative clauses are placed after nouns which are definite already. They
do not therefore define the noun,but merely add something to it bt giving some more
information about it.Unlike defining relative clauses,they are not essential in the sentence an
can be omitted without causing confusion.
Relative pronouns used in non-defining relative clauses:

Subject object possessive

For persons who Whom/who whose

For things which which Whose/of which

Non-Defining relative noun clause: person
a. Subject ; who
Peter, who had been mixing the solutions of acid and base all day,suggested stopping at the
next solutions.
b. Object ; whom,who
They introduced me to the lecture, whom I hadnt met before
c. Object of a preposion ; whom
Mr.haris, for whom I was working,was very generous about overtime payments.
d. Possesive : whose
Ann,whose children are at school all day,is trying to get a job.

Non-Defining relative noun clause: things.

a. Subject ; which
That is not used here;
That block cost 5 million to build and has been empty for years.
b. Object :which
That is not used here, and the which can never be ommited:
These books of chemistry will give you all the information you need.You can get them at any
bookshop.
 CHAPTER 4

BIBLIOGRAPHY
A.J.Thomson and A.V.Martinet,1960, A Partical English Grammar: oxford University Press

Grammatical Conjunctions. www.wikipedia.com

Conjunctions Exercice. www.yourDictionary.com