Relative pronouns and clauses Relative pronouns and clauses
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![Relative pronouns and clauses : Relative pronouns are pronouns that use for • link Relative pronouns and clauses : Relative pronouns are pronouns that use for • link](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-2.jpg)
![1 - Who This is the man. The man sells bread. • This is 1 - Who This is the man. The man sells bread. • This is](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-3.jpg)
![2 - Whom (or) That This is the teacher. We like him. • This 2 - Whom (or) That This is the teacher. We like him. • This](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-4.jpg)
![The woman whom I buy eggs from is fat. • The woman from whom The woman whom I buy eggs from is fat. • The woman from whom](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-5.jpg)
![3 - Which (or) That This is the cat. It ate the meat. • 3 - Which (or) That This is the cat. It ate the meat. •](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-6.jpg)
![The books are mine. A boy found them in the • class. The books The books are mine. A boy found them in the • class. The books](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-7.jpg)
![4 - Whose That is the lawyer. His son is a pilot. • That 4 - Whose That is the lawyer. His son is a pilot. • That](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-8.jpg)
![5 - where The house was near the sea. He used to live • 5 - where The house was near the sea. He used to live •](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-9.jpg)
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![1. This is the only film …………………scares me. • 2. This handsome man, ………. 1. This is the only film …………………scares me. • 2. This handsome man, ……….](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-11.jpg)
![6. The house………. has such a beautiful garden is my • son's house. 7. 6. The house………. has such a beautiful garden is my • son's house. 7.](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-12.jpg)
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Relative pronouns and clauses
![Relative pronouns and clauses Relative pronouns are pronouns that use for link Relative pronouns and clauses : Relative pronouns are pronouns that use for • link](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-2.jpg)
Relative pronouns and clauses : Relative pronouns are pronouns that use for • link between two sentences , one of these sentences called clause. The clause compose of subjective and verb but it do not give full meaning. ( which, who, that, whom, whose and where ) •
![1 Who This is the man The man sells bread This is 1 - Who This is the man. The man sells bread. • This is](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-3.jpg)
1 - Who This is the man. The man sells bread. • This is the man who sells bread. • Show me the girl. She found this book. • Show me the girl who found this book. • The boys went away. They broke this bike. • The boys who broke this bike went away. •
![2 Whom or That This is the teacher We like him This 2 - Whom (or) That This is the teacher. We like him. • This](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-4.jpg)
2 - Whom (or) That This is the teacher. We like him. • This is the teacher whom we like. • This is the teacher that we like. • This is the teacher we like. ( here we delete • the relative pronoun when it is objective for the subjective) The woman is fat. I buy eggs from her. •
![The woman whom I buy eggs from is fat The woman from whom The woman whom I buy eggs from is fat. • The woman from whom](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-5.jpg)
The woman whom I buy eggs from is fat. • The woman from whom I buy eggs is fat. • (we can add preposition before the relative • pronoun) The woman I buy eggs from is fat. • Are these the men ? We saw them at the • university. Are these the men whom we saw at the • university ? ( don’t forget put question mark for question sentence )
![3 Which or That This is the cat It ate the meat 3 - Which (or) That This is the cat. It ate the meat. •](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-6.jpg)
3 - Which (or) That This is the cat. It ate the meat. • This is the cat which ate the meat. • The cars are new. They belong to Mr. John. • The cars which belong to Mr. John are new. • That is the bike. Zeki rides on it. • That is the bike which Zeki rides on. • That is the bike on which Zeki rides. •
![The books are mine A boy found them in the class The books The books are mine. A boy found them in the • class. The books](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-7.jpg)
The books are mine. A boy found them in the • class. The books which a boy found in the class are • mine. The books a boy found in the class are mine. •
![4 Whose That is the lawyer His son is a pilot That 4 - Whose That is the lawyer. His son is a pilot. • That](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-8.jpg)
4 - Whose That is the lawyer. His son is a pilot. • That is the layer whose son is a pilot. • The woman is young. Her house is old • The woman whose house is old is young. • Where is the dog? Its tail is white ? • Where is the dog whose tail is white? • That is the merchant. You helped his son. • That is the merchant whose son you helped •
![5 where The house was near the sea He used to live 5 - where The house was near the sea. He used to live •](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-9.jpg)
5 - where The house was near the sea. He used to live • there. The house where he used to live was near • the sea.
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![1 This is the only film scares me 2 This handsome man 1. This is the only film …………………scares me. • 2. This handsome man, ……….](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-11.jpg)
1. This is the only film …………………scares me. • 2. This handsome man, ………. drives the red car, is my boss. 3. This is the most gorgeous evening…………. . I could spend with him! 4. He can guess everything ……………. you are thinking. 5. When I see Mike next Monday I'll tell him all ………. . I think of him.
![6 The house has such a beautiful garden is my sons house 7 6. The house………. has such a beautiful garden is my • son's house. 7.](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/6f3980084b0b1cb2a5d701cb1b97b234/image-12.jpg)
6. The house………. has such a beautiful garden is my • son's house. 7. Mrs Smith, ………… is very rich, has bought a castle. 8. Sorry, I can't give you the only thing ……… I haven't got. 9. Oh, Tommy, this is the best idea………. . you've ever had! 10. His old car, ………. . is being repaired, will soon be mine.
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Relative clauses and relative pronouns stage 15
Relative pronouns
Change adjective clause to adjective phrase
Relative adverb
Adjective clause with object relative pronouns
Possessive adjectives interrogative
Demonstrative pronouns and interrogative pronouns
Restrictive clauses and nonrestrictive clauses
Dependent claus
Relative clauses defining and non-defining
Relative clauses defining and non defining
Prepositions in relative clauses
Participle clauses
Relative dependent clause
Restrictive and non restrictive clauses