restrictive and non-restrictive clauses

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• Grammar - restrictive and non-restrictive clauses

Announcement

A.s woensdag 1 + 2: iedereen heeft Engels online. 

Ook de mensen die die dag fysiek les hebben (voor deze uren hoef je dus niet naar school te komen). 

Na het 2e uur hebben jullie een tussenuur. De mensen die fysiek les hebben, gebruiken deze tijd om naar school te gaan. Jullie fysieke schooldag begint dan om 10.40 (LO). 

Lesson Goal

At the end of this class you can:

describe what restrictive and non-restrictive clauses are

Imporant because:

you can use the techniques in your letters and essays (Part of the 5H PTA). 

Would you rather ...
live quietly in a cruel world or fight for a better one?

How difficult was it for you to create sentences with the correct English word order?
1 = easy, 10 = extremely difficult

0100

Homework: your examples 

In the morning /Sheila /often/ starts her day off with coffee /in her kitchen.

I /am going to do/ cool stuff/ in the summer /this year. 

I /usually /do/ my homework /before i need to go to school.

I /am going to buy /new shoes /next week

Homework: your examples 

I/ am going to score/ a goal /in the Kuip/ tomorrow

She/ is going to talk/ with her parents about school/ this afternoon.

The movie we saw yesterday at my place /was /awesome.

Relative pronouns

(Betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden)

• verwijzen terug naar een persoon, dier, ding.
• persoon = who, whose, whom, that
• dier/ding = (of) which, that

Relative pronouns

Who / that  = subject - onderwerp

Marie Curie is the woman who/that discovered radium.

Whose = possessive - duidt bezit aan

This is George, whose brother I went to school with ('wiens')

Relative pronouns

Whom = object - lijdend voorwerp

Gerry was boy whom I met in high school. 

Which = for things

We had fish and chipts this evening, which I always enjoy.

The man, _______ father is a professor, forgot his umbrella.

1. who
2. whom
3. whose
4. which

Today I received your email, ______ gave me all the relevant information.

1. who
2. whose
3. that
4. which

New York City, ______ is very diverse, has the largest population of all American cities.

1. where
2. which
3. that
4. who

Relative clauses 

(Betrekkelijke bijzin)

• restrictive:  bevat cruciale, onmisbare informatie = geen komma's
• non - restrictive: bevat extra informatie die niet echt nodig is maar vooral leuk om te weten = komma's 

Relative clauses 

(Betrekkelijke bijzin)

• restrictive:  This is the house which/ that Jack built. 
• non - restrictive: Lord Pembroke, who is 76, has just retired.

Relative clauses

(Betrekkelijke bijzin)

• restrictive:  This is the house which/ that Jack built. 
• non - restrictive: Lord Pembroke, who is 76, has just retired.

Economics is a subject ..... I never understood

1. who
2. whom
3. which
4. that

What is the name of the lady .... is wearing the beautiful dress?

1. whose
2. whom
3. which
4. who

Work

Do ex. 15B of your textbook or through Noordhoff online. 

Ready? Report back to me and practise some more!

https:

What are restrictive and non-restrictive clauses?

Homework

Wednesday 31 March 2021:

Watch the clip youtube.com/watch?v=wfOXbFosiS8 and answer the questions that you will find in the doc attached to the entry on Magister. 

Find an adequate example of a clip/written speech in which an American politician or other influential person who uses persuasive techniques. Send it to me before class. Be prepared to discuss your example.

classroom.google.com/w/MTQ4MzQ1NDc2NzUz/tc/MjgwNzQyNzQzOTQx