Unit 10 Language Focus

Unit 10 Language Focus

By NGUYEN NHAT ANH

/sm/, /sl/, /sn/, /sw/

Listen and repeat.​

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Listen and write the words contain the sound /sw/

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Listen and write the words contain the sound /sl/

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​The friend whom I was travelling with spoke German.

What relative pronoun used in this sentence?

​relative pronoun with prepositions

How to make this sentence become formal?

​relative pronoun with prepositions

​The friend whom I was travelling with spoke German.

Relative pronouns with prepositions

​relative pronoun with prepositions

The friend with whom I was travelling spoke German

Fill in the Blanks

The student

you spoke to in the library is from Japan.

​To make it become formal

​The student who/whom/that you spoke to in the library is from Japan.

​The student to who/whom/that you spoke to in the library is from Japan.

relative pronoun with prepositions

​preposition (to, of, about, etc)+ whom/which

relative pronoun with prepositions

• time, place, things=which

• people=whom

• quantity= all of which/whom; half of which/whom; 2, 3, 4 of which/whom; none of which

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we/was interesting/The movie /went /to which.

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 she is living /the foreign family / likes/ with whom/ Alice .

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is looking/ at which/ Tom /The picture/ is beautiful.

Notes:

1. Do NOT use preposition + that/who

2. In terms of meaning prepositional construction = normal construction

3. Preposition is the one goes with the verb. For example: I speak to them -> to whom I speak; I live in it -> in which I live

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relative pronoun with prepositions