Quiz on all types of Clauses | Quiz on Clauses by Quality Education | Learn and practice Clauses

In this lecture, you will learn and practice, Noun, Adjective and Adverb Phrases. In order to punctuate sentences correctly and avoid fragments, we need to know the difference between phrases and clauses.
There are many different types of phrases and clauses. The first step to identifying the different types, though, is to understand the difference between a phrase and a clause.
A phrase is a related group of words. The words work together as a "unit," but they do not have a subject and a verb, while the clause contains a subject and a verb.
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[@a.salty_pinch]

22 out of 25
Tricks:
Adjective clause: noun before keyword(conjuction like that, which)
Noun clause: no noun before keyword
Adverb: modifies verb
Works 90%

[@tayyabafatima9687]

Phrases kh lyai bhi trick bta du plz

[@tayyabafatima9687]

Phrases kh lyai bhi please

[@Hemantkumar-om7db]

Love you this practice session..i enjoyed it and got 23/25 from india.

[@blackhawkgaming3429]

Nicely done 23/25. I think now I have no doubts related to this chapter.✨

[@madhupal9398]

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Not only including good questions but also details with every question... repeatedly....so that we can learn them easily.....👌👌
Thanks a lot sir for giving us knowledge in an interesting way... 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@channelforqualityeducation2195]

Thanks for the compliment. I appreciate it and I'm happy that it helped you. I've posted more quiz on this topic

[@Sukanya740]

Yaa plzzz

[@MYSTYLE66825]

Thank you so much for this helpful video....🙏🙏🙏

[@vikramsinghrathore9698]

18 question is conditional clause

[@taniachib2315]

I Got 25 😁💫

[@farooqwani720]

Excellent 👌 ...25/20 very very really helpful video,thanku you very much sir...l can't explain in words how much making amazing video and again thanks sir❤❤

[@malakhamxa4160]

I was thinking that i am unable to correct just 5 ..but thank God 20 out 25 now i am (happy )^2 ..

[@princymaan9671]

Very helpful
thank you 😊

[@anubhabdeb9269]

3:34 this will be adverb clause as it mentions a place

[@Programerecho789]

How to differentiate relative and adjective clause...if we have both option which one to select???

[@OussamaHannachi-zo1qz]

i thought the same and went through the comments to know

[@justeverything8546]

25/25🎉😊 ....
I am very intelligent ....😅

[@justeverything8546]

Oo really bro u r so intelligent

[@rupaliray6858]

18/25... very helpful vdo👌

[@artalone6920]

Adjective and relative clause ek hi hota hai!!

[@sagarbele5284]

Thanks a lot. Sir 18/25

[@punk__n_preety1592]

21/25 thank you so much sir your videos are very helpful...✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
But most of the doubts and mistakes I have done is regarding Relative clause and Adjective clause........................... ✅✅✅✅✅

[@Sd-br9dh]

Can u plz explain me the difference btwn relative clause and adjective clause

[@dontmind7490]

in Q18 isnt the clause "unless you hurry" conditional? can you explain why it is adverb clause

[@danishrashid1879]

Nice sir ..
It helped me a lot
Thnks

[@jannatulferdousshifa9374]

Sir,can you please explain me, why 18 number question's answer is not conditional clause?Isn’t unless a word of adverbial clause of condition?

[@priyarawat2673]

Amazing 👍🏼👍🏼

[@mehroshfatima574]

25/10 practice makes man perfect 😊

[@AimBot_Discipline]

It's 10 /25

[@swaggerbois_56]

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[@shahidabibi8806]

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[@ronaktanwar3351]

24/25

[@gayatridas9222]

Thank you it is really helpful one question is what is the difference between adverb clause and conditional clause

[@channelforqualityeducation2195]

Hi dear! Apology for the late reply. A conditional clause is actually an Adverb clause, they are called conditional because they are introduced by the subordinating conjunctions if, whether, provided that, etc. Moreover, the sentence itself states the condition.

[@btssevenz]

20/25....thank you 😊

[@miatamim5055]

Very helpful ❣️

[@madhurpandey5110]

Wow !
A good practice set

[@channelforqualityeducation2195]

Yes, thanks

[@fazalhaqkhan3316]

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[@rumiirumaan]

Thank you ❤

[@theyugchaudhary4881]

HONESTLY, 15/25

[@bukhari__.]

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[@sadhanabhojak7848]

Thank you so much

[@aakanshafamandcreativity8504]

Practice sets are very helpful👍😃 keep Posting videos of practice set of various topics in grammar like adverbs, types of sentences etc.

[@channelforqualityeducation2195]

Thank you, I will

[@Maya_.._]

​@@channelforqualityeducation21955:29 relative clause and adjective clause not same?😅

[@AjayKumar-fh5li]

I score 23marks out of 25.
Because I did not know about conditional clause. Therefore I left 2.

[@ishan-ahlawat]

I got 26 out of 25 because I am unique.....

[@mohammadsaad6603]

Good job dear

[@tiyasadey8262]

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[@channelforqualityeducation2195]

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[@swatinarang5988]

24/25 thanku so much sir

[@iqjawad2020]

excellent !! it proves to be very helpful

[@channelforqualityeducation2195]

Thanks

[@kumar6908]

Sir.. Q 18 may be conditional clause

[@asmabaluch7582]

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[@marvelanddcfan758]

I got 3

[@riyayadav2410]

To ilaj karwao apna 😂😂😂

[@random_x_memer]

I got 0

[@bukhari__.]

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[@Mathslover42]

Good 👍 watching 2nd time
Sir muja lagta ha ki concept clear nahi ha par questions saara theek hoo jata haa .🤔

[@mdshuvo-ng7vd]

Alhamdulillah. I got 24 marks out of 25, from Bangladesh
Thank you so much sir🥰🥰

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How

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Have

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[@BinteAnwar-rq6eq]

Yeyyy!! i got 22 out of 25 Alhamdulillah!

[@suvijayenglishclasses9395]

Sir, what is the difference between adjective and relative clause. They seem to similar in most of the cases.. kindly, enlighten.

[@channelforqualityeducation2195]

Hi Kuldeep. It's a good question. An adjective clause usually comes after the noun it modifies and begins with a relative pronoun or relative adverb. I went through many explanations & examples; I suggest you choose the Adjective clause if both options are there. However, if the only option is a Relative clause, then you can choose it. Literally, both modify the noun or pronoun that comes before them. A Relative clause becomes an Adjective clause as it modifies nouns.
Kuldeep dear, if you need some detailed explanation you can contact me via audio-video channel on messenger. Thanks.

[@suvijayenglishclasses9395]

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[@Secret_Among]

Got 24 / 25 can't even believe

[@maryamqureshi4123]

sir how can we identify adverb clause i feel difficult to choose

[@muhammadfarooq238]

22/25 only problems in adverbial clauses

[@suvrishtigarg2800]

Can you explain q18 please

[@archertv2030]

Upload this type more questions

[@quirkybs]

I am confused in the 8th question.
Do you know where the boss will be?
Why can't the answer be an adverb clause?

[@studygyal]

Because for noun clauses we can identify them by replacing what to the noun clause like do you know..and the person replies what so it means it will be a noun clause ...

[@anshumanpandey5247]

the correct option of 16th one would be B because I is noun

[@laarifhouda6905]

Thank you

[@saratpatra2317]

Thanks sir

[@arshadulhaq1862]

Sir, I am confused about the last one. Would you like to elaburate it further?

[@mammar747]

That was easyyy! Why U confused? Okay can I tell you about that?

[@mammar747]

In the last question,we have to answer the question "WHAT I WONDER": REMEMBER " noun clause are that type of clauses that answers to the question word 'WHAT'".So what I wonder 'I wonder that HOW LONG WE CAN KEEP THIS SECRET! That's the reason that this is a noun clause!
Hope So that U'll understood!
Thank You!😌

[@mehmoodahmad8519]

23/25 alhamdullillah

[@mammar747]

Veryy NICE! I UNDERSTOOD this topic can't believe 😜 yay!☺️25/21 .

[@channelforqualityeducation2195]

Great job!
try others too...

[@ishtiaqahmad2139]

21 / 25

[@hehehehehheheheheheheheheh9805]

Thank you sir Jai hind

[@suvijayenglishclasses9395]

Q. No. 11 also has a relative pronoun in who but the answer is adjective here

[@channelforqualityeducation2195]

We choose the Adjective pronoun because 'who' is modifying a noun (person borrowed the book). Here, the whole clause is working as an Adjective.

[@rupaliray6858]

Sir mujhe problem Hui adverb clause aur noun clause found karne me...what is the difference btn them ?

[@sampadateli6986]

Tq you 🙏

[@gamingjackplayz9450]

Will u make a part two

[@IshaGulati]

I scored 23/25

[@mahnoorofficial379]

Great work sir 50/12

[@muhammadibrahim-cc1pr]

Damn bhot ziada lrhne wali ho ap to

[@serhanugurbalaban9490]

Didn't adjective and relative clause have same meaning because I used to know like that and I think eighteenth question was supposed to be conditional clauses

[@user-kw2tb6jx1p]

Got 21/25 😍💕✨✨✨✨✨✨ yayy

[@anayasudozai5755]

Great

[@prince..15]

I got 22/25

[@niceba743]

👍

[@er.faisalbhat8571]

great

[@priyarawat2673]

Can you explain question no. 14 sir?

[@channelforqualityeducation2195]

Hi Priya! sorry for the late seeing. If you look at the underlined clause, it explains the verb 'taking' and 'object' medicine. In short, we can say it adds the information and explains (telling the reason why medicine is being taken) the verb. so it is adverb and the clause is an adverb clause.

[@abmishra.9147]

Bhai 17 number question aisa chahiye tha ... This is the reason why he /she left the job is unknown.tab o adjective clause hota .

[@Youtube1A2B3C4D]

Q 18 answer should be D?... please explain 🙏

[@rishavmehra231]

Unless conditional

[@awaissheikh4923]

I got 50/8

[@charakempire]

21 correct but what can i do so that i can make full command on clauses

[@vikramjakhar5957]

22/25

[@priya1397]

Kindly explain Q8 Sir

[@sanjayg6766]

25/25 very very really helpful video, Thank you very much sir

[@channelforqualityeducation2195]

Most welcome

[@colorfuladvice119]

My 15 correct

[@himanshubeniwal1518]

25/25

[@DevilcoolGaming]

Helpful

[@swaggerbois_56]

thanks sir

[@ishaqkhan1645]

I wonder how long we can keep this secret. I think correct answer is adverb clause but you told us noun clause please clear it

[@mrityunjayverma2868]

22 out of 25
I think its pretty well

[@Zurinenglish123]

I have got 17/25

[@competition_exam72]

23/25 🙏

[@prakashirakhecha265]

25/25 very helpful video thank you sir very much

[@channelforqualityeducation2195]

Most welcome

[@user-zx5dv7xi7z]

Adjective clause

[@hussainnadiyahmed3810]

I got 18

[@mahmudulhasanjobayer9165]

18 no ta condition hobe.ans bul dewa

[@Wasim19]

Q7.. Utill. It's a conditional clause

[@Katoch111]

Beautiful sir

[@Horusxt]

I got 21 out of 25

[@zimalzarwa5222]

Nice

[@sunainalifeinsudiaarabia]

Mine 25/20

[@user-on9fh3qq6z]

Adjective or relative clause same hotay Hain ya ni ??

[@kiranrizwanrizwan8790]

Good

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🎉

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🙏👍

[@vandana9376]

😊I scored 24