EF6WI567 Class 31

 

Today’s agenda

·      Attendance

·      Continue adjective clauses-

exercises

DEEPER TOPIC  commas , ,

restrictive and non-restrictive clauses

essential and non-essential clauses

·      Work on spoken presentations

·      LEFTOVER Verb Tense exercises- Test B 1-20

 

Thursday

·      Continue adjective clauses-

DEEPER TOPICS

subject and object pronouns

Quiz soon

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Friday

·      “Self-Assessment Reflection” Week 7

·      Vocab exercises

 

 

 

 

9. He had an accident. It happened yesterday.

He had an accident that happened yesterday.

The accident that he had happened yesterday.

 

10. She completed the project. It surprised everyone.

She completed the project that surprised everyone.

She completed the project which surprised everyone.

She completed the project which made everyone surprised.

 

ALT

Everyone was surprised that she finished the project. NOUN CLAUSE

 

 

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Adjective Clause Exercises

Let’s try some adjective clause exercises.

Write your sentences on your own paper.

 

Exercise 5

1.    I would never marry a person who smokes and drinks too much.

who is smoking and drinking too much XXX

who smokes or drinks too much

 

I never smoke or drink.

She plays soccer and basketball.

She doesn’t play soccer or basketball.

 

I would never marry a person who smoked and drank too much.

imagination –

 

Idle hands are the devil’s playground.

 

2.    My brother bought a dog that it is/was black and white.

 

The dog that bought was bought by my brother is black and white.

 

3.    The doctor who treated me was from Pakistan.

The doctor who was from Pakistan treated me.

who treated me

who was treating me

I was treated by a doctor who was/is from Pakistan.

 

The doctor who treated me was Pakistani.

I was treated by a Pakistani doctor.

 

4.    She will never forget the day that/when she got a promotion.

 

5.    Rosa fell in love with the man who his whose brother works in Gino’s restaurant.

Rosa fell in love with the man who has a brother who works in Gino’s restaurant.

 

6.    Elephants, which eat plants and bushes, are the largest animals in the world. non-restrictive clause

Elephants are the largest animals in the world which eat plants and bushes.

 

Whales eat krill and plankton.

 

7.    Last month, my brother bought a used car that cost $12000.

 

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TOMORROW:

subject and object pronouns

 

The woman who is laughing is my friend. subject pronoun

 

The woman who Joe is talking to is my friend. object pronoun

 

object pronoun - choices

1. The woman who Joe is talking to is my friend. object pronoun

2. The woman whom Joe is talking to is my friend. object pronoun

3. The woman Joe is talking to is my friend. object pronoun