I Returned The Book Whose Cover Was Torn.: Lesson 3: Adjective Clauses 3 (Whose + Quantity & Quality)
I Returned The Book Whose Cover Was Torn.: Lesson 3: Adjective Clauses 3 (Whose + Quantity & Quality)
I Returned The Book Whose Cover Was Torn.: Lesson 3: Adjective Clauses 3 (Whose + Quantity & Quality)
A-LANGUAGE FOCUS
1. Possessive pronoun “whose”
In possessive adjective clauses, the relative pronoun whose replaces a possessive word such as
Mary’s, his, our, their, the company’s, or its. Possessive adjective clauses can follow the subject
or the object pattern.
In the subject pattern, the whose + noun phrase is the subject of the adjective clause. In the object
pattern, the whose + noun phrase is the object in the adjective^ clause.
Notes
1. Some writers feel that whose should be used to refer only to people. For animals and
things, they recommend using of which. Compare:
I returned the book whose cover was torn.
Other writers use whose in all but the most formal writing (such as legal documents).
2. When whose + noun is the subject of an adjective clause, the verb agrees with that noun.
She takes care of two children whose mother works at night.
(The verb works is singular to agree with mother.)
She takes care of two children whose parents work at night.
(The verb work is plural to agree with parents.)
B-LANGUAGE PRACTICE
Rewrite the sentences
1. Nam is the boy with black curly hair.
--> The boy whose has black curly hair is Nam
2. The man seems very lonely because his wife and children are away
--> The man whose wife and children are away seems very lonely
3. I went to 2 telephone boxes but they were both out of order
--> I went to 2 telephone boxes, both of which were out of order
4. The city has sixteen schools. Two of them are junior colleges.
-> The city. both of which are junior colleges, has sixteen schools
5. Last night the orchestra played three symphonies. One of them was Beethoven’s Seventh.
---> Last night the orchestra ,each of which was Beethoven’s Seventh, played three symphonies
6. I tried on six pairs of shoes. I liked none of them.
---> I tried on six pairs of shoes none of which I liked
7. The village has around 200 people. The majority of them are farmers.
---> The village has around 200 people, all of whom are farmers
8. That company currently has five employees. All of them are computer experts.
---> That company currently has five employees , all of whom are computer experts
9. After the riot, over one hundred people were taken to the hospital. Many of them had been
innocent bystanders.
---> After the riot, over one hundred people were taken to the hospital, some of whom had been
innocent bystanders
10. The man called the police. His wallet was stolen.
---> The man whose wallet was stolen called the police
11. I met the woman. Her husband is the president of the corporation.
---> I met the woman whose husband is the president of the corporation
12. The professor is excellent. I am taking her course.
---> The professor whose course I am taking is excellent
13. Mr. North teaches a class for students. Their native language is not English.
---> Mr. North teaches a class for students, whose native language is not English
14. The people were nice. We visited their house.
---> The people whose house we visited were nice
15. I apologized to the woman. I spilled her coffee.
---> I apologized to the woman whose coffee I spilled
C-PRACTICEIN TOEIC
I. Language building
Picture 1
3. The people whose dog is adorable is 5. The children whose teacher is explaining
exercising. looks confused
4. The people are walking the dog whose 6. The teacher is explaining to the boy whose
color is both black and white book is geography book
Picture 1
Picture 2
5. umbrellas/ all
The childrens, all of whom have umbrellas , are walking together in the rain
6. woman/ street
A noun clause is a dependent clause that functions as a noun. A noun clause is often part of an
independent clause, where it can be a subject or an object.
What the newspaper reported was incorrect.
Subject
People once believed that the world was flat.
Object
A noun clause can also follow certain adjectives and nouns.
We were happy that the semester was over.
Adjective
Who first challenged the belief that the world was flat?
Noun
There are three kinds of noun clauses:
1. that clauses, which begin with the word that
2. if/whether clauses, which begin with the words whether or if
3. question clauses, which begin with a question word, such as who, what, where, when, or how
1.That clauses
3. Question clauses
Note:
B-LANGUAGE PRACTICE
1. Write that-clauses
B- PRACTICE IN TOEIC
I. Building Language
a- Give some words which may be used to describe pictures 1-3. Compare with your friends
b- Complete the following about pictures 1-3 with the suitable words
Picture 1 Picture 2
1. He knows how to play golf 3. The girl knows that she has to pass exam.
2. That he can play golf is a fact
4. She doesn’t know what the score of exam
is
Picture 3
5. The girl is practising what she has learned
Picture 1
Picture 2
It is obvious that the athletic can lift the The women is looking what the man is
heavy dumbbells writting
the women is looking what the man’s showing It is the true that the women is smelling the
to her ………………………………………………. flower
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That the man is fixxing the break chair is a fact It is clear that she is swimming in the pool
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LESSON 5: PASSIVE VOICE
A-LANGUAGE FOCUS
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5. Future : will/ be going to + be + Vpp
Ex: He is going to draw the money.
The money is going to be drawn.
6. have/ has someone do something = have something done (by someone)
Ex: He has the teacher explain the math.
He has the math explained by the teacher.
S+ have/ has+ something +V3(ed) …(by someone)
Note:
B-LANGUAGE PRACTICE
B-PRACTICEIN TOEIC
I. Building Language
a-Give some words which may be used to describe pictures 1-3. Compare with your friends
b-Complete the following about pictures 1-3 with the suitable words
Picture 1 Picture 2
1. She is ………………… an award for her 3. The clothes are piled in…………………...
achievement.
4. A lot of clothes needs to be …………
2. An award is…………………….to the excellent
student
Picture 3
Picture 1
1. The/ needs/ man/ bicycle/ to be/ has/ a/
which/ repaired.
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LESSON 6: REVIEW
B-PRACTICE IN TOEIC
Mini-test 1
Question 1 of 5
Directions: Write ONE sentence based on the picture using the TWO words or phrases under it.
You may change the forms of the words and you may use them in any order.
Question 2 of 5
Directions: Write ONE sentence based on the picture using the TWO words or phrases under it.
You may change the forms of the words and you may use them in any order.
a lot of/ road
Question 3 of 5
Directions: Write ONE sentence based on the picture using the TWO words or phrases under it.
You may change the forms of the words and you may use them in any order.
horse/ graze
Question 4 of 5
Directions: Write ONE sentence based on the picture using the TWO words or phrases under it.
You may change the forms of the words and you may use them in any order.
interest/ music
Question 5 of 5
Directions: Write ONE sentence based on the picture using the TWO words or phrases under it.
You may change the forms of the words and you may use them in any order.
read/ bed
he is reading a book in bed
Mini-test 2
Question 1 of 5
Directions: Write ONE sentence based on the picture using the TWO words or phrases under it.
You may change the forms of the words and you may use them in any order.
sit/ portrait
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Question 2 of 5
Directions: Write ONE sentence based on the picture using the TWO words or phrases under it.
You may change the forms of the words and you may use them in any order.
award/ on
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Question 3 of 5
Directions: Write ONE sentence based on the picture using the TWO words or phrases under it.
You may change the forms of the words and you may use them in any order.
mechanic/ teach
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Question 4 of 5
Directions: Write ONE sentence based on the picture using the TWO words or phrases under it.
You may change the forms of the words and you may use them in any order.
newspaper/ while
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Question 5 of 5
Directions: Write ONE sentence based on the picture using the TWO words or phrases under it.
You may change the forms of the words and you may use them in any order.
make/ speech
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