Sentence fragments and Adj clauses

Her perfume lingered in the air, revealing her recent presence.

Adj clause: The car, that Judy wants to buy, costs $28,000.

verb: The car, that Judy wants to buy, costs $28,000.

subject: The sweater, which was thick and wooly, kept Margaret warm on her long walk home.

Just give it a tweak and it’ll come on.

Adj clause: Al decided on a college that was near his hometown.

subject: Al decided on a college that was near his hometown.

Long-stemmed purple irises rising from their beds.

Many clothing designs have been influenced by the American Southwest landscape.

prep phrase: The tornado, that touched down in Texas, ruined 27 houses.

prep phrase: The sweater, which was thick and wooly, kept Margaret warm on her long walk home.

Myriads of flowers, some from her well-manicured gardens.

Adj clause: The tornado, that touched down in Texas, ruined 27 houses.

subject: The tornado, that touched down in Texas, ruined 27 houses.

verbs: The tornado, that touched down in Texas, ruined 27 houses.

Appeared in the mid-1920s.

Whom he later called to apologize.

Adj clause: The sweater, which was thick and wooly, kept Margaret warm on her long walk home.

Where they first visited in 1995.

verb: Al decided on a college that was near his hometown.

The car, that Judy wants to buy, costs $28,000.

Establishing herself as the authority on short story writing