Questions to study Relative Clauses
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This document discusses relative clauses and provides examples and questions about different types of relative pronouns and clauses. It asks the reader questions about defining and non-defining relative clauses, when relative pronouns can be omitted, examples of different types of relative clauses and pronouns like which, that, who, whom, what, why. It also provides links to online resources for further practice with relative clauses.
Questions to study Relative Clauses
- 2. CAN YOU THINK OF ANY SENTENCES CONTAINING RELATIVE CLAUSES?
- 3. HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES VIA EGO4U
- 4. CAN YOU MENTION ANY RELATIVE PRONOUNS?
- 6. WHICH OF THEM FUNCTIONS AS AN ADJECTIVE? CLUES: IT’S FOLLOWED BY A NOUN IT SHOWS POSSESSION
- 8. MORE RELATIVES: - Whom (Object pronoun) - What (= the things that) - Why (in the phrase: the reason why)
- 9. YOUR TURN! VIA LIVE WORKSHEETS
- 10. CAN YOU MENTION DIFFERENT TYPES OF RELATIVE CLAUSES?
- 12. YOUR TURN! VIA LIVE WORKSHEETS How are all Non Defining Clauses written?
- 13. WHEN CAN WE DROP (OMIT) THE RELATIVE PRONOUN?
- 14. IS THE RELATIVE PRONOUN THE OBJECT OF A DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSE? THEN YOU CAN OMIT IT
- 15. OMIT THE RELATIVE PRONOUN IN THESE CLAUSES: Your turn again! Via Ego4u
- 16. DEFINING VS NON-DEFINING VIA SLIDESHARE
- 17. YOUR TURN! DEFINING OR NON DEFINING? (2):
- 18. LINKS USED IN THIS PRESENTATION TO KEEP LEARNING AND PRACTISING: - EGO4U - LIVE WORKSHEETS - ENGLISH TEACHER - SLIDESHARE