Adjectives
ashamed/puzzled/stuck/awkward/guilty/desperate
Ivanna is feeling ______ because she dropped her combo nachos at the movie theatre in front of many people.
Ivanna is feeling awkward/ashamed because she dropped her combo nachos at the movie theatre in front of many people.
which / who / that / where / whose
Ania thought that the woman, ______ was wearing a golden necklace, was the mother of his friend.
Ania thought that the woman, who was wearing a golden necklace, was the mother of his friend.
At the concert, _________ (the audience/the motorist) was very cheerful and singing a lot.
At the concert, the audience was very cheerful and singing a lot.
What is the difference between the audience and the motorist?
Alexa ________ (ran into / brought about) the secret party in her house for her friend.
Alexa brought about the secret party in her house for her friend.
Lia has a friend who can play the violin.
Can we omit it or not?
NO
ashamed/puzzled/stuck/awkward/guilty/desperate
Nicolas thinks that his friend feels _______ for breaking a cup in his house.
Nicolas thinks that his friend feels guilty for breaking a cup in his house.
which / who / that / where / whose
Sofía believes dogs _______ owners are homeless can talk to them.
Sofía believes dogs whose owners are homeless can talk to them.
In Wakanda, the _______ (pedestrians/residents) thought that Bucky had killed their king when it was actually Zemo.
In Wakanda, the residents thought that Bucky had killed their king when it was actually Zemo.
What is the difference between pedestrians and residents?
Ania's siblings are always ______ (wearing her out / hanging her out) because they want to play all the time and Ania gets tired.
Ania's siblings are always wearing her out because they want to play all the time and Ania gets tired.
Juan Pablo told me that he went to the beach during the holidays.
Can /that/ be omitted?
YES
Juan Pablo told me he went to the beach during the holidays.
ashamed/puzzled/stuck/awkward/guilty/desperate
Alexa is ________ the man that is walking in front of her walks very VERY slow.
Alexa is desperate the man that is walking in front of her walks very VERY slow.
which / who / that / where / whose
Sophi visited the place _______ she had her first performance as a child.
Sophi visited the place where she had her first performance as a child.
In the plane, the ______ (staff/crew) helps and serves the people who travel from one place to another.
In the plane, the crew helps and serves the people who travel from one place to another.
What is the difference between the staff and the crew?
Nicolas' mom puts up with the neighbor who is always throwing the trash into their garden.
Ivanna and her friend watched this new movie that was interpreted by Tom Holland.
Can that was be omitted?
YES.
Ivanna and her friend watched this new movie interpreted by Tom Holland.
ashamed/puzzled/stuck/awkward/guilty/desperate
Lia's brother is _______ in a song he can't learn on the guitar. He has stayed in the same three chores for 3 hours.
Lia's brother is stuck in a song he can't learn on the guitar. He has stayed in the same three chores for 3 hours.
Look at the following sentence.
My mother had surgery, which lasted 5 hours, so she is very tired.
Defining or non-defining relative clause? And why?
NON-DEFINING
They add extra information and are usually followed by commas (, ,).
The company usually hires their ________ (employees/employers) who have had 2 years of experience in the business.
The company usually hires their employees who have had 2 years of experience in the business.
What is the difference between employee and employer?
Sofia had to ________ (turn out/go through) a very painful moment when she broke her acrylic nail.
Sofia had to go through a very painful moment when she broke her acrylic nail.
Sophi wanted to buy a CD which costs $2,000.
Can which be omitted?
ashamed/puzzled/stuck/awkward/guilty/desperate
Juan Pablo doesn't know the answer to this sentence. He is _______ and confused as well.
Juan Pablo doesn't know the answer to this sentence. He is puzzled and confused as well.
Look at the following sentence.
His father cooked a meal that was delicious. I had seconds!
Defining or non-defining relative clause? And why?
DEFINING
They give out important information.
The _______ (immigrants/politicians) proposed a law for the ________ (inhabitants/refugees) that come to their country for shelter.
The politicians proposed a law for the refugees that come to their country for shelter.
What is the difference between immigrants and politicians? And inhabitants and refugees?
Give me three examples of three phrasal verbs.
put up with
bring about
run into
turn out
hang out with
pick up
go through
wear out
When can we omit a relative clause?
When it sounds good without it.