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USE OF ENGLISH

IN ON AT
- Months: January, - Days of the week: - Clock time:7.30 am, 9
April… Monday, Tuesday… o’clock…
- Seasons: spring, - Days + parts of days: - Festivals: Christmas,
summer… Tuesday afternoon, Easter
- Years: 2021, 2022 Saturday mornings… - Exceptions: night,
- Centuries: 21st - Dates: November 18th midnight, the weekend,
century… … the start/end of…
- Times of day: the - Special days: my
morning, the evening… birthday, New Year’s
Eve…
EX1+2 WB P.28
RELATIVE CLAUSE
DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES NON – DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES
• Provide us important • provide us extra information
information • Relative pronouns: who, which,
whose, whom
• Relative pronouns: who,
• You CAN NOT use THAT
that, which, whose, whom
• You have to put COMMAS before
They’re the people who want to buy and after the relative pronouns
our house.
Clare, who I work with, is running a
marathon in London this year.
RELATIVE CLAUSE
HOW TO CONNECT 2 SENTENCES WHO # WHOM # WHOSE
Jack is a doctor. He is very optimisticJack is a doctor. He is very optimistic

Sentence 1 Sentence 2 subjec => WHO


Step 1: Find the shared subject/object t
Jack is a doctor. Everyone likes him
Step 2: Choose the relative pronoun base on the
shared object/subject in sentence 2 WHOM <=object

Step 3: Insert relative pronoun behind the


subject/object of the sentence 1 + extra
Jack is a doctor. His wife is a nurse
information of the sentence 2 + the rest of possession => WHOSE
sentence 1
which
whose

who
which

EX1,2 P.34
EX1,2 P.34
APOSTROPHE ‘S
We use apostrophe s (’s), to show that something belongs to someone or something:
Is that Olivia’s bag?
Britain’s coastlines are very beautiful.

singular noun + ’s plural noun + ’


The girl’s bedroom The girls’ bedroom.
(The bedroom belongs to one girl) (The bedroom belongs to more than one girl)

The cat’s dinner The cats’ dinner


The kid’s uncles The kids’ uncles
Should vs shouldn’t

EX1,2 P.12
Fast-paced

Yellow-striped Cone-shaped
EX1,2 P.12

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