What's the Difference Between an Adjective Clause and a Noun Clause?

[biengarcia]

The video was not so clear but its so amazing. My grades in english becomes higher because of the advanced lessons... :)

[wordsofwisdom]

Hi Anne,
I would like to say thank you and tell you I really liked how concise and informative your video was. Thank you very much!

[maryhuett]

thankyou teacher, !! i learned thorough on Adj cl, and noun cl, but i was afraid of like mixing the two, but you have made it more clear thankyou!! : )

[abdulkabia]

Thanks for making this educating video.I learnt clearly the difference between nouns and adjective clause.Ppease do others on their functions

[abdulkabia]

Thanks a lot making this video I have fully understood the difference between nouns and adjective clause

[hemantunhelkar]

Very easy to make out the differences . Thanks. Hope you have more videos

[anneagard]

I use this for an advanced community college ESL class.

[JamwithJamal]

"I will see you on monday, when we will do another activity based on Exercise 5" isn't this an adverbial clause?

[ghaida]

Hello professor, your accent is great.. what accent do you talk? thank you.

[abraham]

It's not enough, but it is the best

[manilynaguitas]

hello professor, thank you so much for this clear video you have shared us .may I ask you a favour if you don't mind? is ajective clause introduce a relative pronouns?.I would love to hear a word from you.

[anneagard]

No, this is actually an adjective clause. "When" is in your example is a relative pronoun that stands for "on Monday."

If I say:
"When I see you on Monday, we will do another activity based on Exercise 5, " I am using an adverbial clause with "when" as the subordinator.

One way you can tell the difference is by moving the clause around in the sentence. An adverbial clause can exchange order with the main clause: It is equally correct to say "We will do another activity based on Exercise 5 when I see you on Monday."

You can't do this with the sentence you gave as an example. If you try to move the clause to the beginning of the sentence, you will see that it doesn't make any sense.

[Osysafni]

it is a good video!!!
Thanks a lot !

[abderrahmanebouigzarene]

Thanks I really know the difference between them

[JUANBONILLA]

this video isn't definitely  for ESL people

[abdulkabia]

Thanks for making this educating video.I learnt clearly the difference between nouns and adjective clause.Ppease do others on their functions

[manilynaguitas]

hello professor, thank you so much for this clear video you have shared us .may I ask you a favour if you don't mind? is ajective clause introduce a relative pronouns?.I would love to hear a word from you.