OCUPATIONS/REALTIVE CLAUSES

OCUPATIONS

by Rocio Ponce

​UNIT 9

“Fortalecemos la creatividad y el emprendimiento con el trabajo de nuestras estudiantes utilizando la tecnología”

​SESSION 1: OCUPATIONS

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VOCABULARY

Multiple Choice

 

A person that designs buildings and houses.

• Architect

• Postman

• Musician

Multiple Choice

A person who flies airplanes.

• Pilot

• Teacher

• Policeman / Policewoman

Multiple Choice

A person that teaches students.

• Nurse

• Actor / Actress

• Teacher

Multiple Choice

 

escoja la profesión correcta

• musician

• athlete

• artist

• banker

Multiple Choice

 

forma correcta de escribir ingeniero

• enginier

• ingineer

• engineer

• ingineiro

Multiple Choice

escoja la profesión correcta

• flight attendant

• pilot

• taxi driver

• pianist

Multiple Choice

escoja la profesión correcta

• cientifique

• scientist

• doctor

Multiple Choice

escoja la profesión correcta

• pianist

• soccer player

• engineer

• soccer

Multiple Choice

lifeguard

• ingeniero

• el jefe

• salvavidas

• profesión

Multiple Choice

ABOGADO

• lawyer

• business

• businessman

• maid

​UNIT 9

“Fortalecemos la creatividad y el emprendimiento con el trabajo de nuestras estudiantes utilizando la tecnología”

​SESSION 2: RELATIVE CLAUSES

​Las relatives clauses u oraciones de relativo son frases que se unen a una oración principal y sirven para dar información sobre una persona, objeto o lugar que se ha mencionado previamente en la oración principal.

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Son, por tanto, oraciones subordinadas que se unen a la frase principal mediante los relative adverbs or pronouns (pronombres o adverbios relativos), palabras que actúan como nexo entre ambas. Estos son: who, which, that, where, whom, whose, where, when, why. Los pronombres o adverbios relativos hacen referencia a la persona, objeto o lugar de la oración principal (lo que se conoce como antecedente) y lo sustituye. 

What are relatives clauses

​Defining Relative Clause

​Usamos ‘defining relative clauses’ cuando queremos dar más información sobre  la persona o cosa de la que hablamos.

Sin esa información, la oración no tendrá sentido. No es lo mismo decir … “Send me the photo” que “Send me the photo which I took of you yesterday.”

​​EXAMPLES

​​That’s the woman who stole my coat.

That’s the man that I spoke to last week.

Where is the apple which I told you to not to eat?

This is the cat which I adopted.

The hospital where I was born is being knocked down.

​Non-defining Relative Clause

​Usamos las ‘non-defining relative clauses’ cuando queremos unir dos oraciones en una. Por ejemplo…

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The Queen will be 93 in April. She loves skydiving. 

The Queen, who loves skydiving, will be 93 in April

​EXAMPLES

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​These shoes, which I bought last week, are very uncomfortable.

My dog, which is called Pancake, is a vegetarian.

My sister, who lives in New York, is pregnant.

The Palace hotel, where many celebrities stay, is being closed down.

Multiple Choice

I met a woman _______ can speak six languages.

• what

• whose

• who

• which

Multiple Choice

This is the shop ________________ I bought my bike

• when

• were

• where

• who

Multiple Choice

A hotel is a place ___ people stay when they're on holiday.

• which

• who

• where

• that

Multiple Choice

A waiter is a person ______ job is to serve customers in a restaurant.

• that

• whose

• which

• where

Multiple Choice

 

I ate the apple _______ George lay on the table

• who

• which

• where

• when