11-03-2025 (relative pronouns (who/which/ that/ O)

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome

Planning  I Tuesday the 11th of March

-  Which / who / that / Ø

Goal: after today you will be able to correctly use relative pronouns in your writing. 

Betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden 

Gebruik je om zinnen  aan elkaar te koppelen. Een betrekkelijk voornaamwoord slaat als het ware een brug tussen twee zinnen.

Betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden 

                

   The woman is wearing a red hat.                       She is my aunt. 

Betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden 

                

               The woman who is wearing a red hat is my aunt. 

Betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden 

                

                        This is the car.          I bought in 2013.

Betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden 

                

                        This is the car which I bought in 2013.

Betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden 

Who	personen
Which	dingen

Betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden 

                

             The man is my uncle.           Visited my birthday. 

Who and which is not allowed

                

                 The man that visited my birthday is my uncle.         

Is this okay?

                

       These boys, that are learning about maths, are students.        

No

    

       These boys, that are learning about maths, are students.        

Betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden 

Who	personen
Which	dingen
That	Alleen als de bijzin belangrijk is

Ø

                

I had run into a situation which/that/Ø I had never experienced before.     

He is the actor who/Ø I told you about.

Ø

My uncle, who is Italian, told me everything. 

Betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden 

Who	personen
Which	dingen
That	Alleen als de bijzin belangrijk is
Ø	Alleen als er een onderwerp staat in de bijzin

Ø

The teacher _______ helped me with my homework is very patient.

My brother, _______ lives in London, is coming to visit.

The cake _______ she baked was delicious.

The Eiffel Tower, _______ is one of the most famous landmarks in the world, is in Paris.

The man _______ lives next door is very friendly.

The phone _______ you bought last week is already broken.

She gave me this necklace, _______ was a gift from her grandmother.

The athlete _______ won the gold medal trained very hard.

The new library, _______ opened last month, has thousands of books.

The house _______ we visited last summer was huge.

The movie _______ we watched last night was really funny.

My grandparents, _______ are in their 80s, still travel a lot.

Which of the following sentences are 'perfect'?

1. Hey I'm looking for Stan Sanders, ______ (see + you) him anywhere?
2. To be honest, I ______ (think + not) he whishes to see you right now. 
3. I'm researching bioluminescence for my thesis, I _____ (make) a lot of progress so far. 
4. She has watched a lot of different series, but 'Downfall: the case against boeing' _____ (be) her absolute favourite.
5. No sorry, Jane is not in right now. She's _____ (take) a course in management. 

Which of the following sentences are 'continuous'?

1. So, what _____ (be + you) up to lately? 
2. What's going on in here? Kids _______ (run) through the  hallways, screaming that all classes are cancelled?
3. I _____ (visit) more than ten countries in the last five years.
4. I ___ currently ____ (work) on a complex project that requires my full attention.
5. They____ constantly _____ (argue) about minor issues, which is affecting their relationship.

Which of the following sentences are 'perfect'?

1. Hey I'm looking for Stan Sanders, have you seen him anywhere?
2. To be honest, I don't think he whishes to see you right now. 
3. I'm researching bioluminescence for my thesis, I have made a lot of progress so far. 
4. She has watched a lot of different series, but 'Downfall: the case against boeing' is her absolute favourite.
5. No sorry, Jane is not in right now. She's is taking a course in management. 

Which of the following sentences are 'continuous'?

1. So, what have you been up to lately? 
2. What's going on in here? Kids are running through the  hallways, screaming that all classes are cancelled?
3. I have visited more than ten countries in the last five years.
4. I am currently working on a complex project that requires my full attention.
5. They are constantly arguing about minor issues, which is affecting their relationship.

Work on your own 

Classroom

Worksheet Adjectives and adverbs 

Homework 

Exercises: finish the worksheet