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REDUCED RELATIVE CLAUSES
*  People who litter will have to pay a fine. People littering will have to pay a fine. *  My friends who were living in dorms had a very hard time. My friends living in dorms had a very hard time. * People who are given a second chance should be more careful. People given a second chance should be more careful . * After observing these sets of sentences what are the methods of reducing relative clauses do you think? l ittering  who litter  living who were living   given who are given PLEASE OBSERVE:
There are  two  ways to reduce a relative clause: A)  We can reduce the relative clause  by omitting the pronoun and the “be” form . FOR EXAMPLE: CLAUSE: The woman  who is wearing  a red skirt looks beautiful.   PHRASE: The woman  wearing  a red skirt looks beautiful. CLAUSE: The poems  which were written  by Shakespeare are difficult to understand.   PHRASE: The poems  written  by Shakespeare are difficult to understand. Reducing Adjective Clauses To Adjective Phrases   HOW CAN WE CHANGE A RELATIVE CLAUSE TO AN ADJECTIVE PHRASE??? who is wearing   wearing which were written written
B)   If there is no ‘’be’’ form of a verb in the adjective clause, it is sometimes possible to omit the subject pronoun and change the verb to its  “ ing’’ f orm. FOR EXAMPLE: CLAUSE: People  who come  from a different culture may suffer from ’’culture shock’’.   PHRASE: People  coming  from a different culture may suffer from ‘’culture shock’’. CLAUSE: The girls  who expected  to see Johnny Depp on the screen felt disappointed when the electricity went off.   PHRASE: The girls  expecting  to see Johnny Depp on the screen felt disappointed when the electricity   went off  . who come coming who expected expecting
*  If an adjective clause that contains ‘’be + a single adjective ‘’ is changed, the adjective is moved to its normal position in front of the noun it modifies. FOR EXAMPLE: CLAUSE: Furniture that is new does not need polishing. INCORRECT  PHRASE: Furniture new does not need polishing. CORRECT PHRASE: New   furniture does not need polishing. Furniture that is new New   furniture BE CAREFUL :
Be careful  :  Only adjective clauses  with  ‘ who ’, ‘ which ’ or ‘ that ’ can be reduced to phrases modifying nouns .
1. The man  who is swimming in the  sea  is my  uncle. 2. The books  that are on the table  are mine. 3. Any student  who wishes to join the competition  should consult with the advisor   first. 4. The information  which is given in the brochure  is wrong . 5.  We saw the play  that was written  by Tom Shepard  . REDUCE THE RELATIVE CLAUSES INTO PHRASES
Relative clauses, the topic of this presentation, can be difficult for people trying to learn English. Expand each sentence with a relative clause: The suspect picked up at the train station was taken into police custody. The second song played by the band was awesome. She has never met the manager running today's workshop. The tall man standing by the bar is my uncle.
Thank you for watching our presentation. Now look at the other examples and exercises in your books. Bye.....

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Reduced relative clauses

  • 2. * People who litter will have to pay a fine. People littering will have to pay a fine. * My friends who were living in dorms had a very hard time. My friends living in dorms had a very hard time. * People who are given a second chance should be more careful. People given a second chance should be more careful . * After observing these sets of sentences what are the methods of reducing relative clauses do you think? l ittering who litter living who were living given who are given PLEASE OBSERVE:
  • 3. There are two ways to reduce a relative clause: A) We can reduce the relative clause by omitting the pronoun and the “be” form . FOR EXAMPLE: CLAUSE: The woman who is wearing a red skirt looks beautiful. PHRASE: The woman wearing a red skirt looks beautiful. CLAUSE: The poems which were written by Shakespeare are difficult to understand. PHRASE: The poems written by Shakespeare are difficult to understand. Reducing Adjective Clauses To Adjective Phrases HOW CAN WE CHANGE A RELATIVE CLAUSE TO AN ADJECTIVE PHRASE??? who is wearing wearing which were written written
  • 4. B) If there is no ‘’be’’ form of a verb in the adjective clause, it is sometimes possible to omit the subject pronoun and change the verb to its “ ing’’ f orm. FOR EXAMPLE: CLAUSE: People who come from a different culture may suffer from ’’culture shock’’. PHRASE: People coming from a different culture may suffer from ‘’culture shock’’. CLAUSE: The girls who expected to see Johnny Depp on the screen felt disappointed when the electricity went off. PHRASE: The girls expecting to see Johnny Depp on the screen felt disappointed when the electricity went off . who come coming who expected expecting
  • 5. * If an adjective clause that contains ‘’be + a single adjective ‘’ is changed, the adjective is moved to its normal position in front of the noun it modifies. FOR EXAMPLE: CLAUSE: Furniture that is new does not need polishing. INCORRECT PHRASE: Furniture new does not need polishing. CORRECT PHRASE: New furniture does not need polishing. Furniture that is new New furniture BE CAREFUL :
  • 6. Be careful : Only adjective clauses with ‘ who ’, ‘ which ’ or ‘ that ’ can be reduced to phrases modifying nouns .
  • 7. 1. The man who is swimming in the sea is my uncle. 2. The books that are on the table are mine. 3. Any student who wishes to join the competition should consult with the advisor first. 4. The information which is given in the brochure is wrong . 5. We saw the play that was written by Tom Shepard . REDUCE THE RELATIVE CLAUSES INTO PHRASES
  • 8. Relative clauses, the topic of this presentation, can be difficult for people trying to learn English. Expand each sentence with a relative clause: The suspect picked up at the train station was taken into police custody. The second song played by the band was awesome. She has never met the manager running today's workshop. The tall man standing by the bar is my uncle.
  • 9. Thank you for watching our presentation. Now look at the other examples and exercises in your books. Bye.....