Relative Clauses Teacher M ELKADAOUI Morocco English com

Relative Clauses Teacher: M. ELKADAOUI Morocco. English. com 1. My sister who was born overseas likes to travel. 2. The window which is on the right is open. Relative pronouns 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Relative Clauses Main Clause This is George, whom you met at our house last year. This is the house that Jack built The book which I bought is very interesting. Dienzel Wachington is the actor who I like most. Antonio is the boy whose father is a teacher. Choose the right option: We use a relative clause to : 1. To express regret 2. To give information about a person or a thing. 3. To report a speech

Relative Clauses Teacher: M. ELKADAOUI Morocco. English. com Who Which (Person ) (Thing ) Subject Object 1 - My sister who was born overseas likes to travel. 2 - Dienzel Wachington is the actor who I like most. 3 - The book which John bought is very interesting. 4 - The window which is on the right is open.

Relative Clauses Teacher: M. ELKADAOUI Morocco. English. com 1. My sister who was born overseas likes to travel. 2. The window which is on the right is open. Relative pronoun 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Relative Clause Main Clause This is George, whom you met at our house last year. This is the house that Jack built The book which I bought is very interesting. Dienzel Wachington is the actor who I like most. Antonio is the boy whose father is a teacher. Relative pronoun 1 - Who 2 - Which 3 - Whom 4 - that 5 - which 6 - who 7 - whose Words they refer to Study the examples and fill in the table Type of reference

Relative Clauses Teacher: M. ELKADAOUI Morocco. English. com Exercise : Complete with Who / which 1. 2. 3. 4. I respect people ______ are good listeners This is the camera a______I bought last week We help people _______ can’t look after themselves Students ____ have passed their exams don’t need to come to the revision class. 5. A lawyer is a person _____ provides legal advice to people. Relative pronoun Words they refer to 1 - Who ( Person ) My sister 2 - Which ( Thing ) The window George 3 - Whom ( Person ) 4 - that ( Thing/ Person ) ( Thing) 5 - which ( Person ) 6 - who 7 - whose ( Person /thing) the house The book Dienzen Wachington The boy Type of reference Subject subject object possessive

Relative Clauses Teacher: M. ELKADAOUI Morocco. English. com Relative pronoun Words they refer to 1 - Who ( Person ) My sister 2 - Which ( Thing ) The window George 3 - Whom ( Person ) 4 - that ( Thing/ Person ) 5 - which ( Thing) 6 - who ( Person ) 7 - whose ( Person /thing) the house The book Dienzen Wachington The boy Type of reference Subject subject object possessive Exercise 2 : Fill in the gaps with the right relative pronoun ( Who / whom / which / whose ) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. I am looking for someone _______ can lend me a computer. The police needed details _______ could help identify the robber. The man ______ name I can’t remember is a talented comedian I’d like to take you to a café ________ serves excellent coffee. My uncle has a factory ________ employs a large number of people. Gad Elmaleh, ________ sense of humor is great, is a famous Moroccan comedian ______ lives in France.

Relative Clauses Teacher: M. ELKADAOUI Morocco. English. com Exercise 3 : Join the following sentences using the relative pronouns : 1. The police caught the man. The man stole the car. 2. I am reading a book. The book is about human body. 3. Do you remember the name of the man. His car was stolen. 4. Do you remember the name of the man. The man is teacher? 5. This is the woman. I married the woman. 6. The police caught the man. The man stole the car. 7. The status of Liberty was a gift from France. It was shipped to America in 214 cases in the 19 th century. 8. My sister has just got twin babies. She lives in Marrakech. 9. Tokyo is the most expensive in the world. It has built a huge airport in the sea.

Relative Clauses Teacher: M. ELKADAOUI Morocco. English. com Production : Complete these examples about you 1. I am the person who _______ 2. I like everything which _______ 3. ___________ where I want to live.