A murder mystery party: relative clauses
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I can create adjectives from nouns adding the suffix -los, and I can use relative clauses to give further information about suspects and clues in the context of a murder mystery party.
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Adding the suffix -los to German nouns creates adjectives with the English equivalent -less or the meaning 'without'.
Relative clauses add information about the noun in a main clause without starting another sentence.
German subject relative clauses start with a relative pronoun, 'der', 'die', 'das', 'die' and end with a verb.
Relative clauses can be embedded in main clauses, with commas before and after the clause.
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