Relative clauses with ...

• Sentences with prepositions at the beginning of the clause are formal.

• Sentences with prepositions at the end of the clause are informal.

• Restrictive and non-restrictive clauses occur with preopositions.

Multiple Choice

Are they both correct?

"The person with whom he is negotiating is the Chairman of a large company."

"The person he is negotiating is the Chairman of a large company."

• Yes, they are

• No, they aren't

Multiple Choice

It is a society to which many important people belong.

• Restrictive

• Non-restrictive

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It is a society that many important people belong to.

• Formal

• Informal

• Common pattern is quatifier + of + relative pronoun.

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• Quantifiers only occur with WHOM, WHICH and WHOSE.

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• They are use in very formal English.

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Multiple Choice

Which one is correct?

• California has a lot of visitors, most of whom visit Disneyland

• California has a lot of visitors, most of who visit Disneyland

• California has a lot of visitors most of whom visit Disneyland

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Walt Disney was devoted to his children, all of 

adored their father.

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In the university there are a lot of buildings, some of

are modern.

• Common pattern noun + of which to refer to things.

Multiple Choice

I love horror books, an example of which is Stephen King's.

• The sentence is correct

• The sentence isn't correct

Multiple Choice

She loves Tarantino movies, an example of which is Reservoir Dogs.

• The sentence is correct

• The sentence isn't correct

• Unlike a clause, a phrase is a group of words that doesn't have both a subject and a verb.

• You omit ​the relative clause and the verb.

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1. Someone who is studying here must learn our language - Someone studying here must learn our language.​

2. ​That house, which was founded in 1935, is very popular. - That house, founded in 1935, is very popular.

Multiple Choice

The cake that was selected came from an Italian bakery.

• The cake was selected came from an Italian bakery.

• The that selected cake came from an Italian bakery.

• The cake selected came from an Italian bakery.

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Reduce:

My friends who are studying in Italy will be at the party.

Draw

Draw the following relative clause: "This is the company for which I work for."

Draw

Illustrate a relative clauses and then get ready to say it to the class.

Poll

Was the lesson clear?

• Crystal.

• Kind of.