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Relative Clauses

Who, Which, That, Whose, Where, When — Choosing the Right One

Omitting the Relative Pronoun, and Common Relative Clause Errors

Noun Clauses & Embedded Questions

When a Whole Clause Becomes a Subject or Object

Embedded Questions: The Word-Order Trap

Practice: Relative, Noun & Embedded Clauses

Relative Pronoun Check 1

Relative Pronoun Check 2

Relative Pronoun Check 3

Omission Check 1

Omission Check 2

Relative Clause Error Check 1

Relative Clause Error Check 2

Noun Clause Check 1

Noun Clause Check 2

Embedded Question Check 1

Embedded Question Check 2

Embedded Question Check 3

Mixed Practice Check 1

Mixed Practice Check 2

Mixed Practice Check 3

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Advanced Grammar for IELTS Academic — Module 3: Relative, Noun & Embedded Clauses

Module 3 of Advanced Grammar for IELTS Academic. Relative clauses let you pack extra detail onto a noun without starting a new sentence; noun clauses let a whole idea function as a subject or object.

Relative, Noun & Embedded Clauses

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