Lesson 4 English 7.2 hh & 7.4 (grammar)

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 2

When do we use
the second conditional?

1. Possible future events
2. Things that never happen
3. Hypothetical situations
4. Should I know this?

For people

Defining relative clause: 

The man who (that) we saw on our walk is Frank.

Non-defining relative clause = extra information

The man, who owns a dog, is my neighbour.

For objects

Defining relative clause: 

Molly lives in a house which is 100 years old.

That's the cafe where I always drink coffee.

Non-defining relative clause = extra information

Molly's house, which has a nice garden, is a 100 years old.

That cafe is down the street, where I always drink coffee.

Here is the office where/which mom works.

1. Where
2. Both are correct.
3. Which
4. I have no idea.

I live in a flat which/who/where is in the town centre.

1. Which
2. Where
3. Who
4. Where and Which are correct

The children are in the park. They live nearby.

1. The children, who live in the park, are nearby.
2. The children which are in the park live nearby.
3. The children who are in the park live nearby.
4. The children, where are in the park, live nearby.

Frank, Jones's cat, loves hunting. He (the cat) is 5 years old.

1. Frank, Jones's cat, which is 5 years old, loves hunting.
2. Frank, Jones's cat, who is 5 years old loves hunting.
3. Frank, Jones's cat, who is 5 years old, loves hunting.
4. Frank, Jones's cat, which is 5 years old loves hunting.

The students did a really good job yesterday. They are class DHV2B.