Relative clauses 2

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Relative Clauses

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A babysitter is someone who takes care of children.

1. Defining
2. Non-defining

1. Defining, people
2. Defining, things
3. Non-defining, people
4. Non-defining, things

The bike that I loved was stolen.

1. Yes
2. No

Exercise 2 page 112

• Jamie Eagle, who is the outright winner of today's slot-car racing, is with me now. ND
• I'm on the lookout for older ones that have text on the picture. D
• Looking at the stamps, they're older than you say, which is brilliant. ND
• I knew someone once who had an absolute passion for making things out of wood.

Exercise 2 page 112

• It was my cousin who's to blame. D
• Jenny Braintree, whose bedroom I'm sitting in right now, has a rather unusual hobby. ND
• I'm trying to paint a scene from every country in the world, most of which I haven't been to. ND
• The group that puts on these events was only formed about four months ago. D

Exercise 3 page 112

• The picture which/that I wanted to buy had already been sold.
• She was the teacher who/that I really looked up to.
• The thing which/that I can't stand about Harry is his odd socks!
• That boy who/that you met at John's party plays tennis.
• The hotel which/that we stayed at had luxurious bathrooms.

Where, when and why

• After nouns that have to do with place, time and reason.
• When and why can be omitted in defining relative clauses.

Exercise 4 page 112

• where
• when
• who
• which

Who vs whom

Informal English

Who as both subject and object

Formal written English

Who as subject

Whom as object OR with preposition

Exercise 5 page 113

• The collector from whom I have bought many rare film posters lives in Paris.
• The weird millionaire for whom my sister worked expected her to clean his collection of antiques every day.
• Wetherby, with whom I went riding, was always the perfect gentlemen.

Whose

Used for both people and things

Expresses possession

Exercise 6 page 113

• The singer, whose art collection is now worth millions, has always been a fan of modern British painters.
• Maria, whose hobbies include skydiving and collecting antiques, works in a bank in central London.
• The hot air balloon, whose first flight was made in 1783, was designed by the Montgolfier Brothers.
• Collectors, whose number has doubled over the last decade, form an increasingly large part of the buyers at local auctions.

Exercise 7 page 113

• delight
• elegance
• exception
• mass
• remark
• substantance 

Exercise 8 page 113

emphasising attractiveness

emphasising extend

emphasising rarity

delightful

elegant

exceptional

massive

remarkable

substantial

Exercise 9 page 113

• more
  
• which/that
• whose
• as
• from
• ought
• not
• would

Exercise 10 page 113

Match the adjectives from exercise 7 to a noun from exercise 10.