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Subido el 28 de junio de 2023 por Patricia D.

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In this video, I explain to you what relative clauses are. Sit back, get comfortable and pay attention.

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Welcome to your Flip Classroom! Please sit back, get comfortable and pay attention while I explain the main grammar points. 00:00:00
Remember, you can stop the video whenever you need and you can see it as many times as you want. 00:00:11
Don't worry if you have questions, just write them down and later post them on the forum. 00:00:18
Today we are going to work on relative clauses. Are you ready? Let's get started! 00:00:24
To begin with our topic, let's define what relative clauses are. 00:00:31
According to the Cambridge Dictionary, we use relative clauses to give additional information about someone or something. 00:00:36
This is the most important information. We can use relative clauses to combine clauses without repeating information. 00:00:45
In order to make relative clauses, we need to use relative pronouns and let's see what relative pronouns are. 00:00:54
Here you have the main relative pronouns. These relative pronouns are directly linked to the word they are giving more information about. 00:01:04
If we are referring to someone, we are going to use who. If we are referring to an object, we are going to use which. 00:01:16
If we are referring to the time, we are going to use when. If we are referring to a place, we are going to use where. 00:01:26
But if we are referring to someone's possession, we are going to use whose. 00:01:36
Don't worry because we are going to see some examples in another slide. 00:01:42
Now, there are two kinds of relative clauses. 00:01:47
On the one hand, we have defining relative clauses and we use them to give essential information about someone or something. 00:01:54
We really need it in order to understand what or who is being referred to. 00:02:05
One more important thing is that a defining relative clause usually comes immediately after the noun it describes. 00:02:12
On the other hand, we use non-defining relative clauses to give extra information and therefore we don't need it in order to understand who or what is being referred to. 00:02:22
Moreover, non-defining relative clauses are put in commas. 00:02:36
Another important fact is that in spoken English, who and which can be replaced by that. 00:02:43
However, in a non-defining relative clause, we can't do that change. 00:02:53
So be very, very careful. 00:02:59
Now, let's have a look at some examples. 00:03:01
First, who. 00:03:06
In a defining relative clause, we can find something like Tom Holland is the actor who performs Spiderman. 00:03:08
Whereas, in a non-defining relative clause, we will find something like Tom Holland, who is my teacher's husband, is English. 00:03:16
Number two, which. 00:03:26
Defining relative clause, this is the diamond ring which Tom bought. 00:03:30
Whereas, in a non-defining relative clause, we can find something like the diamond ring which Tom gave my teacher was designed in Paris. 00:03:35
Number three, where. 00:03:48
Defining relative clause could be something like St Paul's Cathedral is the place where Tom and my teacher got married. 00:03:50
Whereas, in a non-defining relative clause, there is something like London, where Tom and my teacher met, is the capital of England. 00:03:58
When. 00:04:08
Defining relative clause. 00:04:09
In 1996, when both were born, La Macarena was danced all over the world. 00:04:11
Whereas, in a non-defining relative clause, you can find something like the day when they met was rainy. 00:04:19
Obviously, it was London, guys. 00:04:26
And finally, we have whose. 00:04:28
Remember, this one is for possession. 00:04:31
So, defining relative clause. 00:04:33
Part is the teacher whose husband is a famous English actor. 00:04:35
And non-defining relative clause. 00:04:41
Tom, whose future kids will be the cutest, is working on a new project. 00:04:43
This is the ending of the explanation. 00:04:51
But now, it's time to practice. 00:04:53
So, here you have the steps to follow. 00:04:56
First, you have to have a look at the infographic to check all the context we have just said. 00:04:59
So, go to Aula Virtual and check. 00:05:07
Then, complete the activity regarding relative clauses. 00:05:10
If you have any questions, write in the forum your questions to be answered by me or by another classmate. 00:05:15
That's all. 00:05:24
See you tomorrow, guys. 00:05:25
Bye bye. 00:05:26
Idioma/s:
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Autor/es:
Patricia Durán de Frutos
Subido por:
Patricia D.
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Fecha:
28 de junio de 2023 - 13:47
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