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Class notes about basic relative clauses, plus gap-filling exercise.

Prophets were men who foretold the future as God told it to them.

use who, which, where

Material adapted from the WHO offical site

Review of Unit 1 Who are you?

Write about a person who has influenced your life.

For students who enjoy video games and are learning how to dollar up.

Listening: Where were the people? Who was at the cinema?

It's an after reading activity. To be able to do this activity students have to read the book Who's coming for tea? RICHMOND

Completar los espacios

Revision - who/which

Complete the activities

engage activity where students can talk more and get to know their calssamtes more.

Students select vocab to describe their hearing. Bilateral, unilateral. Conductive, sensorineural, mixed. Mild, moderate, severe, profound, sloping. Students write a sentence or two describing their hearing, based on example.

Fill in the gaps with who, which, where, that

for those who wish to improve their listening

Who does what in my family?

Listen and match- Who is who?

How to answer "Who is she?/ Who is he?"

Who am I for Mozart and Beethoven

Who says these expressions, the teacher or the pupil? Drag and drop the sentences to the correct place

Relative pronouns who whose where which that

A worksheet about "Relative Clauses"

WH questions: what, where, when, why, who, which