Page 3: Advanced Relative Clauses and Conjunctions

This page delves into more complex aspects of relative clauses and introduces the use of conjunctions like 'because' and 'so'. It also mentions other conjunctions such as 'as', 'since', and 'therefore'.

Example: "I can't come to school because I'm ill."

The page includes exercises where students must underline the correct relative pronoun or conjunction. These exercises help reinforce the proper use of 'who', 'which', 'where', and 'whose' in various contexts.

Highlight: This section is particularly useful for students preparing for relative clauses exercises at B1 or B2 level, as it introduces more complex structures and nuanced usage.

The exercises on this page also touch on omitting relative clauses, which is an advanced skill in English grammar. For instance, "The man (who was) carrying a bunch of flowers knocked at the door."

Vocabulary: Omitting - leaving out or excluding something.

This page provides excellent practice for students looking to master defining relative clauses exercises and understand when and how to omit relative pronouns in certain contexts.

Page 4: Additional Practice and Complex Structures

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This page would likely contain more advanced exercises and examples of relative clauses, possibly including:

• Non-defining relative clauses and their punctuation
• Mixed relative clause exercises combining various types
• Exercises on choosing between 'who', 'whom', and 'whose'
• Practice with reduced relative clauses

Example: "The woman (who is) sitting in the corner is my aunt."

The page might also include exercises that combine relative clauses with other grammatical structures, such as conditional sentences or reported speech.

Highlight: These advanced exercises would be excellent preparation for students aiming to master relative clauses exercises at B2 level or higher.

By working through these complex structures and exercises, students can gain a comprehensive understanding of relative clauses and their various applications in English grammar.