'Relative adverbs' presentation slideshows

English Grammar I

English Grammar I. Unit 13: Relative Pronouns. Unit 13: Relative Pronouns.

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Compiled By: 1. Putu Eko Wibawa (09-3166) 2. I Made Dwirayana (09-3169)

Compiled By: 1. Putu Eko Wibawa (09-3166) 2. I Made Dwirayana (09-3169) 3. Komang Budi Triyasa (09-3170) 4. I Wayan Ogi Mahendra (09-3171) 5. Kadek Suadnyana (09-3172). ADVERB. Definition. Kinds of Adverb. Relative Adverb. Degree of Comparison in Adverb. DEFINITION.

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Scientific English Writing Section VII

Scientific English Writing Section VII. The relative clause. ? . Connectives. that which who( whom) whose as but. Relative pronoun. that which + not who. ? ?. There is no complicated problems but can be solved in a few hours. ????????????.

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The Attributive Clause

Unit5 Nelson Mandela. The Attributive Clause. I. concept. What is called the Attributive Clause ?. II. relatives. relative pronouns and relative adverbs. relatives. sb: who whom sth: which sb sth: that whose time: when place: where reason: why

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Relative Clauses

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Adjective clauses

Adjective clauses. A Type of Subordinate (Dependent) Clause. Adjective Clause. A subordinate clause that functions as an adjective. It modifies a noun or pronoun. The trumpet player, who wears a tuxedo , stands in front. What noun does this adjective clause modify?.

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Learning Objective: 4L4.1a Using relative adverbs (where, when & why)

CFU. What are we going to do? Today we are going to use relative adverbs. Learning Objective: 4L4.1a Using relative adverbs (where, when & why). Vocabulary. 1 define. Relative-connecting to Adverbs-words that describes verbs. What are we doing today?. Partner share

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Warm Up:

Warm Up:. In the Writing section of your journal write what you know about the following: Complex sentences Subordinate Clauses vs. Main Clauses Adjectival and Adverbial Clauses Follow Warm Up Expectations No talking Prepare for class Work quietly and diligently. Complex Sentences.

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