Using expressions of quantity in adjective clauses
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► Practice 19. Using expressions of quantity in adjective clauses. (Chart 13-9)
Combine the sentences. Use the second sentence as an adjective clause. Add commas where
necessary.
1. I received two job offers. I accepted neither of them.
I received two job offers, neither of which I accepted.
2. I have three brothers. Two of them are professional athletes.
3. Jerry is engaged in several business ventures. Only one of them is profitable.
4. The two women have almost completed law school. Both of them began their studies at age 40.
5. Eric is proud of his success. Much of it has been due to hard work, but some of it has been
due to good luck.
6. We ordered an extra-large pizza. Half of it contained meat and half of it didn't.
7. The scientist won the Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking work. Most of his work was on
genomes.
8. The audience gave a tremendous ovation to the Nobel Prize winners. Most of them were
scientists.
► Practice 19. Using expressions of quantity in adjective clauses. (Chart 13-9)
Combine the sentences. Use the second sentence as an adjective clause. Add commas where
necessary.
1. I received two job offers. I accepted neither of them.
I received two job offers, neither of which I accepted.
2. I have three brothers. Two of them are professional athletes.
3. Jerry is engaged in several business ventures. Only one of them is profitable.
4. The two women have almost completed law school. Both of them began their studies at age 40.
5. Eric is proud of his success. Much of it has been due to hard work, but some of it has been
due to good luck.
6. We ordered an extra-large pizza. Half of it contained meat and half of it didn't.
7. The scientist won the Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking work. Most of his work was on
genomes.
8. The audience gave a tremendous ovation to the Nobel Prize winners. Most of them were
scientists.