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Intermediate 4 Lesson 13 warm-up: review of the relative clauses.Versión en línea Intermediate 4 Lesson 13 warm-up: review of the relative clauses. por Vica Zabroda 1 1. Which of the following sentences uses a subject relative clause correctly? a Sloths are animals sleep during the day. b Sloths that sleep during the day they are animals. c Sloths are animals that sleep during the day. d Sloths are animals that during the day sleep. 2 What is the function of the word "that" in the sentence: “Sloths are animals that sleep during the day.” a It is the object of the sentence. b It connects two separate topics. c It introduces a subject relative clause. d It replaces the noun “sloths.” 3 Which sentence combines the following two correctly using a subject relative clause? “Elephants live in herds.” “Elephants are large animals.” a Elephants are large animals, they live in herds. b Elephants which live in herds are large animals. c Elephants are large animals that live in herds. d Elephants, that are large animals, live in herds. 4 Relative clauses follow: a nouns b verbs c adjectives d all of the options are possible 5 When who, that, or which is followed by a verb, we call it a ______ relative clause. a subject b object c complement

Intermediate 4 Lesson 13 warm-up: review of the relative clauses.Versión en línea

Intermediate 4 Lesson 13 warm-up: review of the relative clauses.

por Vica Zabroda

1. Which of the following sentences uses a subject relative clause correctly?

Sloths are animals sleep during the day.

Sloths that sleep during the day they are animals.

Sloths are animals that sleep during the day.

Sloths are animals that during the day sleep.

What is the function of the word "that" in the sentence: “Sloths are animals that sleep during the day.”

It is the object of the sentence.

It connects two separate topics.

It introduces a subject relative clause.

It replaces the noun “sloths.”

Which sentence combines the following two correctly using a subject relative clause? “Elephants live in herds.” “Elephants are large animals.”

Elephants are large animals, they live in herds.

Elephants which live in herds are large animals.

Elephants are large animals that live in herds.

Elephants, that are large animals, live in herds.

Relative clauses follow:

nouns

verbs

adjectives

all of the options are possible

When who, that, or which is followed by a verb, we call it a ______ relative clause.

subject

object

complement

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Intermediate 4 Lesson 13 warm-up: review of the relative clauses.Versión en línea

por Vica Zabroda

1. Which of the following sentences uses a subject relative clause correctly?

What is the function of the word "that" in the sentence: “Sloths are animals that sleep during the day.”

Which sentence combines the following two correctly using a subject relative clause? “Elephants live in herds.” “Elephants are large animals.”

Relative clauses follow:

When who, that, or which is followed by a verb, we call it a ______ relative clause.

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