Unit 5: Relative clauses (ex.) + RC: The two faces of late-Victorian London

• Engels, Nederlands
• Secundair onderwijs

Do ex. 6 a.

Correction

1. that / which

2. that / which

3. that / which

4. who / that

5. who

6. that / which

7. that / which

In ex. 6 a: highlight the answers where you can DROP the relative pronoun.

Do the next exercise and highlight the answers when you drop the relative pronoun.

The photocopier, ...
has a two-year guarantee, cost $2000.

1. who
2. which
3. that
4. whose

He is the famous architect Wright, ...
won an international award last year.

1. who
2. which
3. that
4. whose

The people ...
were stopped at the border were all from Eastern Europe.

1. whose
2. which
3. that

Crimes

theft - pickpocketing - murder - burglary - fraud

blackmail - assault - bribery

Sentence 1

1. fraud
2. theft
3. bribery
4. pickpocketing

Sentence 2

1. burglary
2. assault
3. blackmail
4. bribery

Sentence 3

1. assault
2. bribery
3. theft
4. burglary

Sentence 4

1. bribery
2. assault
3. murder
4. pickpocketing

Sentence 5

1. assault
2. pickpocketing
3. theft
4. bribery

Sentence 6

1. bribery
2. theft
3. pickpocketing

Sentence 7

1. pickpocketing
2. bribery

Complete the grammar box in ex. 15 WB p. 193.

Read the text p. 194, discover why Queen Victoria might be involved and fill in the missing relative pronouns.

Catherine Eddowes, whose apron was found G. Street, was a victim.