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Unit 1 Grammar & Usage 1What?An attributive clause is a clause that modifies a noun the same way an adjective or prepositional phrase does. The noun it modifies is called an antecedent. e.g.Adjective: an exciting matchAttributive clause: a match that is excitingPrepositional phrase: the book in my handAttributive clause: the book that is in my handHow?Attribute clauses are usually introduced by relative pronouns like which, who, that, whom and whose, or relative adverbs like where, why and when. Which:I saw an interesting movie yesterday. It is called Initial D.→The interesting movie that I saw yesterday is called Initial D. Who:The boy is standing against the wall. He is my best friend.→The boy who is standing against the wall is my best friend.That:He is a famous writer. I have known him for many years.→He is the famous writer that I have known for many years. Whom:We saw a girl just now. She is a British exchange student.→The girl whom we saw just now is a British exchange student.Whose:The suspect’s hair is very short. The police didn’t find him.→The police didn’t find the suspect whose hair is very short. Where:I lived in a small city when I was young. The city has changed a lot.→The city where I lived has changed a lot.Why:He lost his job. He had some different ideas with his boss.→The reason why he lost his job is that he had some different ideas with his boss. When:Jay was interviewed by a news reporter. It was 4:30 then.→It was 4:30 when Jay was interviewed by a news reporter. Read the article on page 9 and underline the attributive clauses you find in the article. The answers are:He was the only boy who won the Gold Service Award in 1997.He then went to O...