Summer holidays

Август 22, 2022

Содержание

2. Words to use: Wear masks, use sanitizers, keep social distance, socialize, to be at high risk,
3. Relative Clauses Relative Pronouns: who(m)/ that, which / that, whose The woman who/that lives next door
4. Who, which, that can be omitted: He's the man (who) the police are looking for. Whom
5. The man who is singing now is my cousin. Laura met a friend (who / whom
6. Relative Adverbs When / that That was the year (when / that) we got married. Where
7. Identifying Relative Clauses Who, which, that, whose, where, when, why The woman who teaches us English
14. The Passive Voice (be+ P.P.)
17. Скачать презентацию

Слайд 2

Words to use: Wear masks, use sanitizers, keep social distance, socialize, to

be at high risk, communicate, healthy relationship, immunity, restart one’s life, online communication, face to face communication, handshaking, touching.

You shouldn’t risk your health for the sake of rest in times of corona.
If I had a chance to restart my summer holidays, I would…
The best holiday in times of pandemic is being a couch potato.
A person gets healthier and stronger due to travelling and having some rest.
No virus is dangerous when you spend your time with your lovely people.

Слайд 3

Relative Clauses
Relative Pronouns: who(m)/ that,
which / that, whose
The woman who/that

lives next door is a doctor.
The book which/ that is on the table is interesting.

Слайд 4

Who, which, that can be omitted:
He's the man (who) the police

are looking for.
Whom or who:
That's the girl to whom the courier gave the parcel.
That's the girl who the courier gave the parcel to.

Слайд 5

The man who is singing now is my cousin.
Laura met a

friend (who / whom / that) she hadn't seen for years.
That's the man whose dog chased our cat.

Слайд 6

Relative Adverbs
When / that
That was the year (when / that)

we got married.
Where
The hotel where we stayed is closing down.
Why
That's the reason (why) I want to do this.

Слайд 7

Identifying Relative Clauses
Who, which, that, whose, where, when, why
The woman who

teaches us English at school lives next door.
Non-identifying Relative Clauses
who, which, whose, where, when
Helen, who is my classmate, is good at Maths.

Слайд 8