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The Islamic University of Gaza Deanery of Higher Studies Faculty of Art

The Islamic University of Gaza Deanery of Higher Studies Faculty of Art Department of Linguistics & Translation. English and Arabic Relativization. Prepared by: Mohammed El- Jadili Submitted to: Prof. Dr. Walid Amer. April, 2019. Behavioral Objectives.

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DEFINING & NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES

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GRAMMAR

GRAMMAR. LESSON 5 & 6. RELATIVE CLAUSE ( M?NH ?? QUAN H? ). Relative clause gives us more information about the person, animal or thing we talk about. Relative pronouns. Usage. 1/ For Person : The one sees Dependent Arising. He sees the Dharma.

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GRAMMAR

GRAMMAR. LESSON 5 & 6. RELATIVE CLAUSE ( M?NH ?? QUAN H? ). Relative clause gives us more information about the person, animal or thing we talk about. Relative pronouns. Usage. 1/ For Person : The one sees Dependent Arising. He sees the Dharma.

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Unit 6

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Francesca Pellegrini

Francesca Pellegrini. Jessica Bettarelli. Giada Giganti. Federica Giorgi. Francesca. I'm 22, I live in Castelfidardo not far from Ancona .

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Relative Clauses

Relative Clauses. What is a Relative Clause ( RC )?. A RC is a clause that describes a referent in the same sentence. ( eg.A person, a thing, an animal, a place, etc. ) Example. The house that my father bought is in La Molina. Referent. Relative Clause. The RC is describing

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RELATIVE CLAUSES

RELATIVE CLAUSES. DEFINING & NON-DEFINING. RELATIVE CLAUSES. Defining relative clauses: You use defining relative clauses to say exactly which person or thing you are talking about. Defining relative clauses give information that helps to identify the person or thing you are talking about.

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RELATIVE CLAUSES

RELATIVE CLAUSES. RELATIVE CLAUSES. Relative clauses are clauses starting with the relative pronouns who *, that , which , whose , where , when . They are most often used to define or identify the noun that precedes them. RELATIVE CLAUSES.

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We are waiting for Apu.

D.O. Subj. We are waiting for Apu. Same thing in different sentences. Apu is from India. who. is from. India. Subj. We are waiting for Apu,. Apu is from India. This is the main clause. This is the subordinate clause. The two sentences can be linked into one.

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We are waiting for Apu.

D.O. Subj. We are waiting for Apu. Same thing in different sentences. Apu is from India. who. is from. India. Subj. We are waiting for Apu,. Apu is from India. This is the main clause. This is the subordinate clause. The two sentences can be linked into one.

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Relative clauses

Relative clauses. Relative clauses provide extra information about nouns they modify. They have the function of adjectives. The information can either define something ( defining clause ), or provide unnecessary, but interesting, added information ( non-defining clause ).

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Relative clauses

Relative clauses. Relative clauses provide extra information about nouns they modify. They have the function of adjectives. The information can either define something ( defining clause ), or provide unnecessary, but interesting, added information ( non-defining clause ).

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Defining and non-defining phrase and clause

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Relative clause

Relative clause. Defining / non-defining.

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Defining and Non-defining Relative Clause

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Two types of relative clauses:

Non-Defining Extra information about a noun in a sentence The new Woody Allen film , which I saw last week , is very good. Use commas Always use a relative pronoun: who/whom , which whose, where, when. Defining Essential information about a noun in a sentence

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Relative clauses

Relative clauses. Non-defining relative clause. Defining relative clause. Provides interesting ADDITIONAL information Elephants, which are large and grey, can sometimes be found in zoos. Cannot use that The relative pronoun cannot be omitted.

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