Question

Hey everyone! I need some help with these problems in my English test

Type the first word followed by a space and last word of the
adjective clause.
There once was a man whom a princess loved.


I had typed in "whom a princess" because that seemed like the noun clause, right? my school says its not. a little help please? XD

Answer 1

@mossyfish and @HelpBlahBlahBlah, any suggestiongs?

Answer 2

"Type the first word followed by a space and last word". So, you only need the first and last words :)

Answer 3

well that's what i did. i pur in " whom princess" and it didn't accept it as a valid answer.

Answer 4

Whom princes what, though? So the clause is "whom a princess loved". This means that the first and last words are "whom loved"

Answer 5

oh lol. well that explains it. can i ask for help with a couple more?

Answer 6

thanks btw XD

Answer 7

here's my next one.

Type the first word followed by a space and last word of the
adjective clause.
The people who live here are planning to move.

Answer 8

What modifies "people"?

Answer 9

"who live here"?

Answer 10

ugh so confused.

Answer 11

@aaronq sorry to bother you but if you can help at all i would appreciate it

Answer 12

Yup, because who are the people? They're the people who live here

Answer 13

sorry, I don't remember what any of these terms mean :S

Answer 14

thanks! now the next one is

Type the first word followed by a space and last word of the
adjective clause.
It is hard to imagine a time that has been without problems.

Answer 15

thats ok aaronq thank you for looking in on it :)