Grammar BBC

http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/lower-intermediate/unit-15/session-2/activity-4

6 minute grammar explained in a funny way

Quiz show about grammar:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/tgg/unit-1/session-14







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Unit 15: From Handel to Hendrix
Relative clauses


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Session 2

In Session 1, you learned about the people and stories behind some of London’s famous Blue Plaques. In this session, we will focus on adding important, additional information to sentences using relative clauses. We will look at the use and structure of these clauses and do some practice activities.

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Activity 4

6 Minute Grammar

Defining relative clauses

This is a Unit which focuses a lot on relative clauses. By now you are people who have probably read a lot about relative clauses! Time to take a break from the reading - listen to Finn, Alice and Catherine in 6 Minute Grammar. They will help you put all this relative clause information in order.
Listen to the programme and see if you can work out the connection with this picture of shoes.
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Finn    Hello. Welcome to 6 Minute Grammar with me, Finn.
AliceAnd me, Alice. Hello.
FinnToday we're talking about defining relative clauses.
AliceThat's right: defining relative clauses. We'll explain what they are...
FinnWe'll look at how they work...
AliceWe'll hear lots of examples...
Finn

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