MRW, Adjective Clauses in Writing, Taken from "The Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt"

 By Nate Feldman

Once there was a little boy who was friendly. 

Once there was an ELS student who was very hardworking, but they worked too much.  They were workaholics. 

The student who was a workaholic was exhausted because of his endless work schedule.  The only time he tried to relax, he wanted to work again. 

I feel fear in every part of my body. 

I was driving down the road.  The next thing I knew, a big car turned in front of me and caused me to crash. 

 

The little ghost who was a quilt was scared because he was alone in the house. 

The little ghost who was a quilt was ashamed because he was different. 

 

The little boy who was a football player was very athletic.  He loved to play in games.  All children love games, but the little boy who was a football player loved them more.