Select the adjective clause and the word (s) it modifies in the appropriate boxes below.

Some of my cousins, whom I had not seen for several years, came to the reunion.

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Lauren Hawkins

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16 January, 08:10

Select the adjective clause and the word (s) it modifies in the appropriate boxes below.

Some of my cousins, whom I had not seen for several years, came to the reunion.

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Lillian Delacruz · Answer 1

In the sentence "Some of my cousins, whom I had not seen for several years, came to the reunion", the adjective clause is: "whom I had not seen for several years" and it modifies "some of my cousins" - the subject in the sentence-.

Adjective clauses can be identified because they start with relative pronouns (such as "whom", "which", "that") or a relative adverb ("where", "why", "when"). These clauses also provide further information (I had not seen some of my cousins for several years) about the subject ("some of my cousins").

Select the adjective clause and the word (s) it modifies in the appropriate boxes below.Some of my cousins, whom I had not seen for several years, came to the reunion.

Select the adjective clause and the word (s) it modifies in the appropriate boxes below.

Some of my cousins, whom I had not seen for several years, came to the reunion.