English Grammar: Adjective Clauses with Prepositions

Today we’re going to talk about adjective clauses, specifically adjective clauses with prepositions. This is an advanced English grammar topic, and it’s time for you to learn it! We’re talking about sentences such as “The book, in which she discusses her long career, is a real eye-opener.” This lesson explains the construction and use of this clause type and shows you how to reorder sentences in order to find the right object. More advanced grammar: Advanced English Grammar: The Infinitive Clause & the Infinitive Phrase Advanced English Grammar: Noun Clauses In this lesson: 00:00 Introduction 00:21 What are prepositions? 00:45 How to use prepositions in adjective clauses/relative clauses 04:26 Prepositions need to be followed by ’which’ or ’whom’ 08:08 Mixing tenses in adjective clauses