Relative clauses with which / Vocabulary: elements of a story 9º

Grammar:
Relative clauses with which

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Teacher Marcelo Pinheiro

Question 1

Match the words with their definitions.

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1 - , which
2 - , which

Question 1 - Answers

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Question 2

Join the pairs of sentences as shown using which.

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​Example sentence:

Multiple Choice

1. She's lost all her money. This means she'll be in trouble.

• She's lost all her money, which means she'll be in trouble.

• Which she's lost all her money this means she'll be in trouble.

Multiple Choice

2. Nobody in class learned the new words. It was frustrating for our teacher.

• Nobody in class learned the new words, which was frustrating for our teacher.

• Nobody in class learned the new words, this which was frustrating for our teacher.

Multiple Choice

3. Fairy tales have been turned into successful teen movies. This has surprised many people.

• Fairy tales have been turned into successful teen movies. Which this has surprised many people.

• Fairy tales have been turned into successful teen movies, which has surprised many people.

Reorder

Put in the correct order.

4. It's really amazing that Stephen King manages to write several books per year.

• Stephen King manages

• to write several books

• per year,

• which is

• really amazing.

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Reorder

Put in the correct order.

5. It's fascinating that almost all of his books have been made into movies.

• Almost all of his books

• have been made

• into movies,

• which is

• fascinating.

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2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Vocabulary:
Elements of a story

​Student's Book - p. 53
Teacher Marcelo Pinheiro

Question 1

Complete these sentences from the article on page 52.

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Multiple Choice

1. The story of a movie, play, etc.

• plot

• setting

Multiple Choice

2. A person in a story.

• character

• dialogue

Multiple Choice

3. the last part of the story.

• opening

• ending

Multiple Choice

4. the main (good) character in a story.

• hero

• villain

Multiple Choice

5. a character who harms other people.

• villain

• setting

Multiple Choice

6. the words that the characters say to each other.

• dialogue

• setting

Multiple Choice

7. the beginning of a story.

• opening

• setting

Multiple Choice

8. the times and place in which the action happens.

• setting
• plot

1 - plot

2 - character

3 - ending

4 - hero

5 - villain

6 - dialogue

7 - opening

8 - setting

Question 1 - Answers

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