Relative Clauses
RELATIVE CLAUSES
Hello friends, welcome to my blog, if you want information about relative clauses, you got to the best place, because here, you could learn everything about this topic.
In this video you will find information about, what relative clauses are, how to use them, how to identify, what they do, what they look also types of relative clauses.
At the minute you enter the video, you will find out an attractive, simple and understandable video that will catch your attention, and soon you will find yourself watching it and learning everything about relative clauses.
In fact, you can find everything about this topic in a simple way, also you can see some examples and at the end of the video you could watch exercises.
We know that a common problem with learners are that sometimes they fail at recognising and understanding the relative clauses, also with comprehension is a problem particularly when relative pronouns are left out. May not only fail to understand the message, but may be baffled by the structure of the sentence if they try to analyse it.
Hi, Naty. I really liked the video you posted. It was really entertaining and instructive. What I could learned about it was that relative clauses give extra information about something in the main sentence. We can use relative pronouns to begin the relative clauses; and inside them we can have the relative pronouns as subjects or objects of the clause. Thanks again, I just have a question: why can we use "whose" for people and objects?
ResponderEliminarThanks you Naty,
ResponderEliminarYour information and video have been pretty useful, I like your post and resources, It's helped me to understand in a better way the relative clauses usage :)
Now just a doubt, are they more conjunctions that we can use in relative clauses o just (who, whom, that, whose and which)?
thanks you!
Hi Naty, I think it's great how you present the Relative Clauses through this interesting video, it was easier and fun to learn and understand more about its use.
ResponderEliminarWhat an interesting video, the relatives clauses sometimes is a little confuse because they look like non-defining clauses! 😧
ResponderEliminarThe examples are easy to understand, for me watch videos is better than read the book, because they explain you the information and tell you why of the subject is like that.
I liked the video, is short and show you the explanation of relatives clauses and as I said before, explains the examples.
Thanks for the information! 😺
Great idea to post the video! Thank you for ease this information! I got confused with this topic on classes, but you clear the ideas to me.
ResponderEliminarHello there, the video was so complete and understandable, I liked that the video clarifies that these clauses provide extra information about the subject which is already specified.
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