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Using defining relative clauses A2 -B1 Students practise using the 30 defining relative clause questions. This worksheet is suitable for A2-B1 students. Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type:     Defining relative clauses 50 defining relative clause single-word topics. Students pick a topic and define it.Topics include various: people, places , things and time etc. Or this worksheet can be used as a Tic-tac-toe / noughts and crosses speaking reinforcement activity for younger learners. It is suitable for B1+-C1 students. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type: worksheet     Defining relative clauses 25 gap-fill exercises focusing on defining relative clauses using: who, whose, that, where, which, why & when. These exercises are designed to challenge B1 level learners with various uses of defining relative clauses, helping them practice and reinforce their understanding of relative pronouns and adverbs in context.Answers on page 2. Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type: worksheet     Defining relative clauses 25 gap-fill defining relative clause exercises using who, whose, that, where, which, & when for A2-B1 *These sentences should help reinforce the understanding and usage of defining relative clauses using different relative pronouns and adverbs.Answers on page 2. Level: elementary Age: 10-100 Type:     So and Such Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Type:     Relative clauses A worksheet on relative clauses. It has two tasks. First, to find the appropriate pronoun/adverb. Second, to make relative clauses joining two sentences with a relative pronoun. I hope is useful. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type:     grammar Level: elementary Age: 10-15 Type:     Relative Clauses Worksheet to revise Relative Clauses Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type:     Relative Pronouns Level: intermediate Age: 9-14 Type:     fill in the missing word: Relative Clauses Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type:     RELATIVE PRONOUNS - COMPLETION Fill-in-the blank exercise to help students understand the use of relative pronouns Level: elementary Age: 8-12 Type:     types of sentences multiple choice exercises Level: elementary Age: 14-17 Type:     relative clause 2 A lesson about the rative pronouns and relative clauses Level: advanced Age: 14-100 Type:     Relative Clause: Restrictive Vs Non-Restrictive Level: advanced Age: 14-100 Type:     Test - 11th - Strangers in a New Land My newest 11th test based on a book I have reaad. Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Type: others	Relative clauses Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           VOCABULARY. JOBS Vocabulary about jobs. Level: elementary Age: 8-9 Format: PowerPoint           Relative Clauses An Explanation Slides with Different examples and Exercises Level: elementary Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           relative clauses great explanation use of who whick that.... Level: elementary Age: 9-14 Format: PowerPoint           Relative Clauses: Defining and Nond-defining Detailed ppt to help grasp the rules and uses of relative clauses and pronouns. Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Format: PowerPoint           Defining Relative Clauses (who-which-that-wher e) Level: elementary Age: 10-100 Format: PowerPoint           Relative Pronouns Exercises Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint           relative clause Level: intermediate Age: 10-14 Format: PowerPoint           Gerund and Infinitive Clauses Infinitive and Gerund Relative Clauses Explanation. Level: advanced Age: 13-100 Format: PowerPoint           question words Level: elementary Age: 8-12 Format: PowerPoint           Relative Clauses Great power point with explanations and examples for defining and non defining relative clauses and a speaking practice on food crisis Level: intermediate Age: 13-100 Format: PowerPoint           Relative Pronouns Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Format: PowerPoint           Relative clauses The ppt includes the subject, object relative clauses, and possessive relative clauses. They are prepared very simply and suitable for all learners. Each slide has a clear description of the topic. Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Format: PowerPoint           RELATIVE PRONOUNS This speaking activity is for students to describe: people, places or things using the relative pronouns Who which and where. Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Format: PowerPoint           Grammar mix & Vocabulary on volunteering and body and food idioms This PowerPoint was created to correct a formative test that I did online during the pandemic using FORMS. It covers: If-clauses (type 1 and type 2), Relative clauses (defining and non defining + the omission of the pronoun) and verbs followed by to infinitive or ing. Vocabulary topics: volunteering activities, body idioms and food idioms. Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Format: PowerPoint	Self-check Miscellaneous activities for revision. Level: intermediate Age: 14-100   RELATIVE CLAUSES Nice activity to practice relative clause Level: intermediate Age: 14-100   RELATIVE CLAUSES A nice activity about the relative clauses. Enjoy it! Level: intermediate Age: 10-14   Relative clauses Exercises of relative clauses Level: intermediate Age: 4-100   Relative clauses Exercises of relative clauses Level: intermediate Age: 4-100   Relative Clauses Nice activity to practice relative clauses Level: advanced Age: 14-100   DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES Join the sentences with a suitable relative pronoun. Don�t use the relative pronoun THAT Level: elementary Age: 10-100   Unit 8. Relative clauses Defining and non-defining relative clauses. Level: intermediate Age: 14-100   Relative clauses An exercises to practice relative pronouns Level: intermediate Age: 3-100   Adjective Clauses Is the relative pronoun correct? Complete the sentences using WHO or WHICH and the information in parentheses. Combine the sentences using relative pronouns. Level: intermediate Age: 14-100   Defining and Non-defining Relative Clauses - Comma(s) or No Comma(s) Use comma(s) if it�s a non-defining relative clause and do not use comma(s) if it�s a defining relative clause. You may want to revise the topic before you do this exercise. Enjoy! Level: intermediate Age: 14-100   Relative clauses Exercise to practise with the relative pronouns and adverbs. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100   relative clauses relative clauses Level: intermediate Age: 14-14   Defining and Non-Defining relative clauses Students watch the video and do the exercises Level: intermediate Age: 10-100   DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES This activity may be good to revise defining relative clauses Level: intermediate Age: 12-100

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