embeddedrelativeclause.pptVIP

Success Criteria Aim Statement 1 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Statement 2 Sub statement Please create your title slide, main slides and end slide backgrounds in Photoshop using the PowerPoint Actions (Z:\#Action Templates\#Actions\PowerPoint) Add your backgrounds to the appropriate Master Slides. Relative Clauses and Embedded Clauses What’s the Difference? Success Criteria Aim I can recognise the difference between relative clauses and embedded clauses. I can identify and use relative pronouns and relative clauses. I know that relative clauses can be embedded within a main clause or appear at the end of a main clause to add detail, information and clarification to a sentence. I know that embedded clauses are always used in the middle of main clauses to add detail and information (if these clauses begin with a relative pronoun then they arealso considered to be a relative clause). Max was making a clay sculpture.He loved art lessons. Relative Clauses and Relative Pronouns The second sentence adds some extra information to the firstsentence so we can turn it into a relative clause, like this: ‘who’ is a relative pronoun so this clause of extra information is called a relative clause. As this is extra, non-essential(non-restrictive) information we put the clause between commas. Max, who loved art lessons,was making a clay sculpture. Max was making a clay sculpture.He loved art lessons. Relative Pronouns A relative pronoun is usually used at the beginning of a relative clause. A relative pronoun refers back to an earlier-mentioned noun or pronoun(in this case, Max). Other relative pronouns are: that, who, whom, whose, which. Max, who loved art lessons, was making a clay sculpture. relativepronoun relativeclause ____________ main clause ____________ Creating Relative Clauses The Eiffel Tower is one of the busiest tourist attractions in the world. The Eiffel Tower is in Paris. Can you turn these two sentenc