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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Noun Clause and Adjective Clause
I've got a question and I don't know which one to choose.
On the way home, Gary told me something interesting ____ in his class.
(A ) happened (B) that happened
Out of intuition, I think (A ) is correct, but I don't know why (B) is wrong.
On the way home, Gary told me [ that something interesting happened in his class.] --> Noun Clause
On the way home, Gary told me something interesting [ that happened in his class. ] --> Adjective
Please help me out. Thank you in advance.
On the way home, Gary told me something interesting ____ in his class.
(A ) happened (B) that happened
Out of intuition, I think (A ) is correct, but I don't know why (B) is wrong.
On the way home, Gary told me [ that something interesting happened in his class.] --> Noun Clause
On the way home, Gary told me something interesting [ that happened in his class. ] --> Adjective
Please help me out. Thank you in advance.
Top answer
I agree. Both forms are possible and in fact common.
- I agree.
- Both forms are possible and in fact common.
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