At the end of this lesson you can use the relative pronouns correctly!
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unit 2
At the end of this lesson you can use the relative pronouns correctly!
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Relative pronouns
Verwijzen terug naar een eerder genoemd woord
Verbinden twee zinsdelen aan elkaar
Martin played Tennis with Sophie, who was slightly injured.
relative pronoun
Noa sold her phone, which was old and damaged.
relative pronoun
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Relative pronouns
Je kunt een betrekkelijk voornaamwoord weglaten als
het al duidelijk is om wie of wat het gaat
het pronoun NIET op het onderwerp slaat
er een voornaamwoord achter staat
The flowers which he gave me were beautiful.
Persoonlijk: ik, jij, hij, etc.
Bezittelijk: mijn, zijn, onze, etc.
Wederkerend: me, je, zich, etc.
The flowers he gave me were beautiful.
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Relative pronouns
Use: We use RP (betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden) to refer to people, things and animals, places and to indicate that someone or something possesses something
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Who
We use this RP to refer to people
This is the man who always walks around town with a paper bag over his head.
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Whose
We use this RP to indicate that someone/something possesses* something else.
Whose money is this?
* translation verb: bezitten
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Which
We use this RP to refer to animals or things.
This is a picture of our dog, which we recently adopted from a shelter.
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That
This RP may sometimes be used instead of who (for people) and which (for animals/things).
I loathe people that / who constantly make fun of others.
The speech that / which my classmate gave at the graduation ceremony was brilliant.
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The dog .... walks over there, isn't mine.
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who
B
which
Slide 9 - Quiz
who/which/that/O? She sent me a reply, ... simply said: "OK".
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who
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which
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that
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O
Slide 10 - Quiz
who/which/that/O? She was somebody ... always looked happy.
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who
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which
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that
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O
Slide 11 - Quiz
who, which, that or O? Here are some songs ... my mother taught me.
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who
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which
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that
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Slide 12 - Quiz
Hi! My name’s Jeremy, __________ is also my father’s name! I’m a student at a university which is right in the centre of the city. I live in a big student apartment block __________ about 200 other students live, too. It’s quite good – apart from the rooms, there are areas __________ we can relax and buy food. Anyway, I was sorting out the shelves __________ have all my books on them – and I found a book which belonged to another student __________ studies with me. So I went to give him back the book that I had found. But he wasn’t in his room. Then as I was looking at the book, I found something __________ was hidden between the pages. It was a photo of him and me and a friend who dropped out last year. Quite sad, really!
which
that
who
which
where
where
Slide 13 - Drag question
I’ve lost the money _______ my mum gave me!
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which
B
who
Slide 14 - Quiz
That’s the museum _______ has some really old jewellery.
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which
B
who
Slide 15 - Quiz
Michael’s the person _______ helped me the most at primary school.