Showing posts with label relative clauses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label relative clauses. Show all posts
Monday, 29 February 2016
The Man Wearing Glasses: Relative Clauses Explained
To talk about people, places, and things we often use words called adjectives (smart, tall, nice, etc).
Today, we're going to look at another way of describing people, places, and things: relative clauses . Look at the photo and passage below.
Miki: Wow! Great photo. Who are these people, Ami?
Ami: My classmates from English school, and my new boyfriend, Francois.
Miki: Really? Is Francois the man with the big, funny hat?
Ami: Ha! Ha! No, he's the one wearing glasses and a red t-shirt. Fiona introduced us last month. The guy wearing a sombero is Gilberto.
Miki: I think I remember her: Fiona is the girl in front of Francois holding a yellow smartphone.
Ami: Yes, that's right.
Miki: It looks like you were all at a house party.
Ami: Yeah. We wanted to go to a place that wasn't smoky, where we could relax.
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