Ingles_2do_anyo_B_1_l17-l22

LESSON
22
Subject relative pronouns
Relative pronouns are the subject of the clause. For non-defining clauses we use who
for people and which for things.
e.g. Maritere, who invited me to the party, called me yesterday.
New York, which is my favorite state, has lots of buildings.
Relative pronouns have the same form for singular or plural nouns, for masculine or
feminine nouns.
e.g. Benito, who lives next door, is my friend.
Alice and Benito, who live in the same house, go to my school.
Read these conversations between friends. Then use the information to write a
summary. Use relative pronouns.
1 A: This newspaper is really interesting.
B: Really?
C: It has many different sections.
Summary: ___________________________________________
2 A: My friend bikes to school.
B: Well, it's very far.
A: Yeah, he broke his leg last week.
Summary: ___________________________________________
Do not use a subject
pronoun (I, you, he,
she, it, we, they) and a
subject relative pronoun
at the same time.
e.g. Luis, who he plays
the drums, is an excellent
musician.
3 A: Sara's boyfriend is very tall.
B: Do you know where he lives?
A: He lives two blocks far from here.
Summary : ___________________________________________
Hello!
4 A: English is an important subject for us.
B: Do you think so?
C: Sure. It has become an important language.
Welcome!
who are
you?
Hi!
Summary: _____________________________________
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