Havo 3 vrijdag 21 mei 2021 Unit 7.4

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

I have.........motivation left for school.

1. a lot of
2. a bit
3. enough
4. no

Open SB op page 86

7.4 Grammar

Defining and non-defining relative clauses

-A defining relative clause identifies who or what we are speaking about

-A non-defining relative clause just gives us more information about who or what we are speaking about. ... 

-A non-defining relative clause is separated from the main part of the sentence by commas.

Defining relative clauses

-The man who (that) moved to Park Street is Frank.

-Molly lives in a house which (that) is a hundred years old.

- That's the cafe where the children often buy ice cream.  

Non-defining relative clauses= extra information

- Frank, who moved to Park Street, has a cat. 

- Molly's house, which has a tree in the garden, is very old. 

-There's a café in the street, where we buy ice cream.

Look at ex. 1 on page 85

1. Who lives in each house? Read the puzzle and write the house nr behind each name. (Lucy= nr
Molly= nr)

Which is the house where nobody lives?

Look at ex. 3 (page 86)

1. The children who/which are in the park live nearby.

2. Here's the office where/which my mum works.

3. I live in a flat which/who is in the town centre.

4. Frank Jones's cat, which/who is five years old, loves hunting.

Look at ex. 4 (page 86)

answer the questions

2. In Molly's garden there's a tree. It's 100 years old.

3. That's the café. Lucy sometimes meets her friends there.

4. There's a park. The children play in it.

Look at ex. 5 (page 86)

answer the questions

2. Paddy uses his bike every day, (which/be/new)

3. Number 24 is a beautiful house, (where/Molyy live)

4. Frank has a cat, (what/used to work/at the hospital)