HOW TO COMBINE TWO SENTENCES INTO A RELATIVE CLAUSE

This is an online slide show with examples to help you combine sentences into a relative clause.


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RELATIVE CLAUSES. PART 3

Today we are going to learn about non-defining relative clauses in English.

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RELATIVE CLAUSES. PART 2

Today we are going to learn about defining relative clauses in English.

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RELATIVE CLAUSES. PART 1

From today on I am going to upload a series of slide shows on Relative Clauses.

Today we are going to introduce the topic by learning what a relative clause is and revising relative pronouns in English.

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More presentations coming soon.

Driving Game. Past Simple vs Past Continuous

We use the past continuous:
* for progressive actions,
* for actions happening at the same time
* and for long actions that are interrupted by another action. The latter usually happens all of a sudden.

Most times, past simple sentences are preceded by when and past continuous sentences are preceded by while or as.

In this quiz, you will see four options to complete ten sentences. When you choose the best option, a green light comes out, and you will have the chance to play a driving game. Press the left and right arrow keys to steer, the up and down keys to control the speed and the space bar to jump. Don't try this in real life.

  Driving Game. Past Simple vs Past Continuous

Wh- questions

In the exercise below, you have to match each question to the correct answer. Remember to refresh the page to keep on practising after each try. Each time you refresh the page, you will get a different question. Good luck!