Adjective Clauses
Identifying (I) or Non-Identifying (NI) Adjective Clauses: Circle the correct type of adjective clause.
In our city, there is a park that has a large picnic area (ID/N-ID). The picnic area, which has a table and a grill (ID/N-ID), has a lovely view of The Italian Gardens. The people who you invite to your cookout (ID/N-ID) will be very surprised at the beautiful scenery of this park. Since there is a grill, you can bring the ingredients that you will need to make hamburgers (ID/N-ID). Homemade hamburgers, which are common at cookouts (ID/N-ID), are healthy compared to burgers that people buy from fast food restaurants (ID/N-ID). Some people bring fried chicken, which is always a favorite at our family gatherings (ID/N-ID), and others bring side dishes. Fried chicken, which is inexpensive (ID/N-ID), is a convenient cookout food. People who don’t like red meat (ID/N-ID) will be grateful for having an option other than hamburgers. I hope you decide to have a cookout at the park I recommended (ID/N-ID).