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Academic guide for 300s (Relative pronouns - Vocabulary)

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Relative pronouns and community vocabulary

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Academic guide for 300s (Relative pronouns - Vocabulary)
 

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Relative pronouns and community vocabulary

by Diana Laura Gallegos Ramos
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The girl ___ lives next door is my best friend.

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This is the park ___ we usually meet after school.

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I have a friend ___ parents own a restaurant.

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The movie ___ we watched yesterday was really interesting.

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We use ''who'' to talk about people

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We can use ''where'' to refer to a place

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Choose the correct option.

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Unscramble the words: my / is / who / that / girl / neighbor / shy / is

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Choose the correct option:

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Choose the correct sentence

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I have a big___ friends from school, work, and my neighborhood.

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If you ''hang out with'' someone, you

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An acquaintance is someone you know, but you are not necessarily close friends.

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People from different ___ can have very different experiences and perspectives.

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A ''close-knit'' community is one where people…

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The expression “so-called” can be used when you question whether something really deserves a particular name or description.

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We had a very ___ conversation about our dreams and future plans.

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Unscramble the words: with / I / friends / hang / my / out / often

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Although they are not close friends, I know several ___ from my English class.

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Our neighborhood is very ___, so everyone helps each other when there is a problem.

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The book _____ I borrowed last week is overdue.

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The scientist, _____ discoveries astonished the world, won the prize.

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This is the restaurant _____ we had our first date.

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The car, _____ engine failed, was fixed

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I spoke to the author, _____ newest novel just won an award.

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The decision, _____ surprised everyone, was announced yesterday.

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The painting, _____ was damaged, is undergoing restoration.

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The museum _____ saves the ancient artifacts, closed for renovations.

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The author, _____ works have been translated into many languages, attends the conference.

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The policy _____ affects us all will be discussed tomorrow.

Explicación

Use that for restrictive clauses referring to objects, like 'the book that I borrowed'.

Whose signals possession, referring to the scientist's discoveries.

Where introduces a place, here 'the restaurant where we had our first date'.

Use whose for possession: 'the author's newest novel'.

That introduces a restrictive clause referring to the decision.

Which is used for non-restrictive/extra information about the painting.

Where introduces the place: 'the museum where...'.

Whose expresses possession: 'the author whose works...'.

That introduces a defining clause referring to 'policy'.

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