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Linking words help you connect the ideas in a sentence. Image source: FreeDigitalPhotos. Due to and owing to are also followed by a noun.
- English Grammar Exercises with Answers, Explanations and Examples
- Conjunction: and, but, so, because
English Grammar Exercises with Answers, Explanations and Examples
PDF book 1: English tenses exercises. PDF book 2: English grammar exercises. PDF book 3: English grammar rules. Read more about English grammar books PDF on e-grammar. Relative clauses Exercise 1 Replace 'that' with 'who' or 'which': A soldier is someone that works in the army. Relative clauses Exercise 2 Complete sentences with 'that' if necessary. The dog ate the cake that was on the table.
Relative clauses Exercise 3 Use 'that' or 'whose' to join sentences: This is the man. I spoke to him. Relative clauses Exercise 5 Complete defining and non-defining relative clauses with 'that', 'who' or 'which': I saw a boy who ran out of your office.
Relative clauses Exercise 7 Complete sentences with 'who', 'which' or 'whose' and use commas if necessary: These are the people. They live next door. These are the people who live next door. Relative clauses worksheet PDF The man who met us My car, which is over there Printable English grammar PDF rules to download for free.
Defining relative clauses specify a noun or pronoun in the main clause and are necessary if we want to understand the meaning of a sentence. I saw the girl who was outside our house. They wanted the picture that cost two pounds. If we omit them, it is not clear what girl or picture we are talking about.
They follow after the pronouns who, which, that, whose and whom. We do not write them with commas. That for persons and things Are you the boy that lives next door? Can you see the tree that has no leaves? Whom is the object of a verb.
We use it for persons. The meaning is similar to who. The man whom I met yesterday This is the girl whom I saw at the party. Whom is very formal. In spoken English who or that are much more common.
The man who I met The man that I met This is the girl who I saw This is the girl that I saw We can also leave out the pronoun. It is the most usual form. The man I met This is the girl I met If the subject in the main clause is different from the subject in the defining relative clause, we normally leave out the pronoun. The student you saw in Oxford is my neighbour.
The subjects are the student and you. The bike she borrowed belongs to me. The subjects are the bike and she. Be careful If the subjects in both parts of a sentence are the same, we cannot omit the pronoun, because it becomes the subject of the clause.
The driver who took you to school is from York. The pen that is on the desk is new. There is only one subject in each sentence - the driver and the pen.
If we leave out the subject, it will not be clear what we mean. Wrong: The driver took you to school is from York. This sentence does not make any sense. Whose is a possessive pronoun for persons and things. It is a story about a boy whose parents got divorced. The river whose bridge is in front of us is called the Cam. We use the pronouns with prepositions as follows. The man I got it from The man from whom I got it The last sentence is not very common in spoken English as it is quite formal.
Non-defining relative clauses only describe a preceding noun or pronoun add some information about them , but do not specify them. They must be written with commas. My father, who is 65 now, still works.
His car, which cost nearly 20, pounds, is broken. If we leave them out My father still works. His car is broken. The only effect is that there is less information in the sentences. More examples I gave it to Peter, who is my close friend. Ann, whom I admire, is not right in this case. Their garden, which is near here, looks beautiful.
Pam, whose children go to school, is not so busy. Such sentences are quite formal and are typical of written English. In spoken English we prefer less formal structures. Written English: My father, who is 65 now, still works.
Spoken English: My father is 65 now and still works. Written English: Their garden, which is near here, looks beautiful. Spoken English: Their garden is near here. It looks beautiful. In informal English we use who instead of whom. Formal: Sam, whom I know quite well, would be a good husband. Informal: Sam, who I know quite well, would be a good husband.
The connective relative clauses do not specify or describe the preceding nouns or pronouns, but only develop the story. I gave the letter to James, who sent it to London.
She passed me the salt, which fell on the floor. Their function is different, but the rules are the same as with the non-defining clauses. We make them with the pronouns who, whom, whose, which and write them with commas. Remember We cannot write the defining clauses with commas, because they change the meaning of a sentence. Compare the following sentences. The passengers who fastened their seatbelts survived.
Which passengers survived? Only the pasengers wearing the seatbelts. The passengers, who fastened their seatbelts, survived. Because all the passengers were wearing their seatbelts, they survived. The students who did all the exercises succeeded. Which students succeeded? Only the students doing all the exercises. The students, who did all the exercises, succeeded. All students succeeded. Because they did all the exercises. In spoken English we make pauses in sentences instead of commas.
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Conjunction: and, but, so, because
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The man used to be an athlete. Relative pronouns and relative clauses - worksheets pdf exercises. The jury believed that the man was guilty. Leave a message Correct! He likes to draw pictures of animals on the board Clauses Practice Answer Key Directions: Print this exercise and write your answers down.
I finished the homework. Do you need help? The shop was closed. Adverb Linkers Example Full clause while, after as, when I saw her while she was having a coffee at the canteen.
Grammar is the fundamental component of language learning. It is the formal and standardized framework, accepted across the world. It comprises the rules and principles which determine the structure of sentences.
Linkers Exercise. I finished the homework. Task No. I started learning Chinese during my stay in the Far East. Some connectors with the same meaning are grouped together. It was very late.
The Girl Effect is about girls and boys, and moms and dads, and villages, towns and countries. Poverty, AIDs, hunger and war—. Consequently adverb and as a result prepositional phrase are connectives that transition the reader from the idea expressed in one clause to the idea expressed in the next clause. These connectives are followed by a clause expressing the effect of situation stated in the clause before it.
Due to and Because of are the two phrases tested against each other quite frequently in the Sentence Correction section of the Verbal portion of the GMAT. In day-to-day written and conversational English, these two terms are used interchangeably. Hence, it is imperative to know about their specific usages. This phrase is used to modify the nouns. In other words, due to is used to present the reason for a noun.
Обычно же открытый текст поступал на принтер Стратмора за считанные минуты. Она взглянула на скоростное печатное устройство позади письменного стола шефа. В нем ничего не. - Сьюзан, - тихо сказал Стратмор, - с этим сначала будет трудно свыкнуться, но все же послушай меня хоть минутку. - Он прикусил губу.
Предмет в руке Стратмора излучал зеленоватый свет. - Черт возьми, - тихо выругался Стратмор, - мой новый пейджер, - и с отвращением посмотрел на коробочку, лежащую у него на ладони. Он забыл нажать кнопку, которая отключила звук.
Беккер легонько обнял. Девушка высвободилась из его рук, и тут он снова увидел ее локоть. Она проследила за его взглядом, прикованным к синеватой сыпи.
Они все, как один, - эгоцентристы и маньяки. Если им что нужно, то обязательно еще вчера. Каждый затраханный файл может спасти мир. - И что же из этого следует. - Из этого следует, - Джабба шумно вздохнул, - что Стратмор такой же псих, как и все его сотруднички.
Он слишком долго обделял. И ради. Чтобы увидеть, как какой-то молодой профессор украл его мечту.
- Меган все пыталась его кому-нибудь сплавить. - Она хотела его продать. - Не волнуйся, приятель, ей это не удалось. У тебя скверный вкус на ювелирные побрякушки. - Ты уверен, что его никто не купил.
- Предложение. - Да.