Adjective Clause II

Whose : Adding Descriptive Information for Possessive Nouns

An adjective clause uses pronouns to connect the dependent clause to the independent clause.

whose - possessive pronoun for people (or things in informal usage) who+his, who+her, who+their

Subject Pronouns

"Who" vs. "Whose" - subject pronouns

WHO - REPLACES A SUBJECT NOUN	WHOSE - REPLACES A POSSESSIVE SUBJECT PRONOUN
The woman who is Greek is on the phone. She is Greek.	The woman whose name is Greek is on the phone. Her name is Greek.

Adding a Clause with "Whose" - subject pronouns

Adding a Clause with "Whose" - subject pronouns

		Adding a Clause with "Whose" - subject pronouns JOIN THE SENTENCES: INDEPENDENT CLAUSE DEPENDENT CLAUSE 1 Replace the subject pronoun She with who. The woman is on the phone. Her name is Greek. whose name is Greek 2 Insert the clause into the main sentence. The woman whose name is Greek is on the phone.