Objective First unit 17

• Engels
• Middelbare school

unit 17

collectors and creators

speaking

round 1

student A

Compare pictures  1 and 2 

describe and compare the pictures , and describe the possible benefits and problems of collecting the things shown

you have 1 minute

student B

Which hobby do you find more interesting? why?

speaking

round 2

student B

describe and compare pictures 3 and 4, and describe the main differences between these two hobbies

You have 1 minute

student A:

Which hobby appeals to you more? why? 

the collectors

the creators

listening

do ex 4

vocabulary

To look at = kijken naar 

To look for = zoeken 

To be on the lookout  for =  op de uitkijk staan, uitkijken naar 

The look of = hoe iets eruit ziet 

To look after = zorgen voor 

Now look here = hoor eens even / luister eens even  

To look into = onderzoeken 

Look out! = pas op ! Kijk uit! 

To look up to = opkijken naar 

To look forward to = ergens naar uitkijken  

now do ex 6

relative clauses

there are two kinds of relative clauses:

1) restrictive or defining relative clauses

the man who I met yesterday turned out to be a relative of mine.

2) non-restrictive or non- defining relative clauses

James, who I met only yesterday, is a relative of mine.

defining relative clause

• gives information that is needed to understand the main clause 
• who / which can be replaced by that 
• relative pronoun can be left out when it is not the subject of the relative clause  
• you do not put the clause between commas.

who refers to people

which refers to things

non-defining relative clause

• gives information that is not necessary to understand the main clause
• who and which cannot be replaced by that
• the relative pronoun cannot be left out
• the clause is put between commas

relative pronouns

who refers to people : The girl who I am engaged to  is Margaret       

which refers to things: The car which I bought is red.

that refers to people and things: Tha car that I bought is red

when refers to a time; The day when i met you is the happiest day of my life.

where refers to a place: The park where we met is just around the corner.

why refers to a reason: That is the reason why we can go home early today.

who, whom, whose

whom is used after a preposition

whose  is used to say that something/ someone belongs to something else/ someone

This is the man who we saw stealing something in the bookshop.

This is the man for whom Lisa left her husband.

This is the man whose daughter became a super model.

who that nothing

The woman who is selling flowers at the market is my gran.

The woman that is selling flowers at the market is my gran.

The woman who I gave flowers to is my gran.

The woman that I gave flowers to is my gran.

The woman I gave flowers to is my gran.

The woman to whom I gave flowers is my gran.

My gran, who sells flowers, is seventy years old.

relative pronouns and relative clauses  Fill in the right relative pronoun. Give all possibilities and add commas when necessary

01. The boy … moved to America was in my sister’s class. 

02. The bike … was stolen from our shed was very expensive. 

03. Her hair… was dyed blue was tied in a ponytail. 

04. John … is in love with Jenny has quite a few insufficient marks. 

05. They met in the park … there is a lake and a tearoom.

 06. He cannot remember the day … he moved to Zwolle.  

Make one sentence using a relative clause

  01.  James is very tall. James has looked into the rejected proposal. 

02.  The man is standing on the corner. The man is an undercover cop. 

03.  My sister is interested in science. She has just moved to Silicon Valley. 

04.  The wildlife park is very famous. Two people were attacked by lions in the   wildlife park. 

05.  His wife cried a lot on the day. He left for Afghanistan.