Noun Clause, Adjective Clause Or Adverb Clause Worksheet For Class 8

by Manjusha · Published June 5, 2022 · Updated June 5, 2022

Underline the subordinate clause and state whether it is a noun clause, adjective clause or adverb clause.

1. He asked me if I had seen his keys.

2. Now that you are married, you have to find a stable source of income.

3. What she said made hardly any sense to me.

4. You are what you think.

5. She didn’t show any interest in what I was saying.

6. The man whom she married is tall and handsome.

7. The girls that you saw playing in the garden are my nieces.

8. The carpenter who made this table is an expert craftsman.

9. The town where he lived is a long way away from here.

10. As he was the only applicant, he got the job easily.

11. I opened the windows because I felt hot.

12. As soon as I opened the window, the cat jumped in.

Answers

1. He asked me if I had seen his keys. (Noun clause)

2. Now that you are married, you have to find a stable source of income. (Adverb clause)

3. What she said made hardly any sense to me. (Noun clause)

4. You are what you think. (Noun clause)

5. She didn’t show any interest in what I was saying. (Noun clause)

6. The man whom she married is tall and handsome. (Adjective clause)

7. The girls that you saw playing in the garden are my nieces. (Adjective clause)

8. The carpenter who made this table is an expert craftsman. (Adjective clause)

9. The town where he lived is a long way away from here. (Adjective clause)

10. As he was the only applicant, he got the job easily. (Adverb clause)

11. I opened the windows because I felt hot. (Adverb clause)

12. As soon as I opened the window, the cat jumped in. (Adverb clause)