Napisz po dwa zdania do każdego przykładu. W pierwszym zastosuj definig relative clause, a w drugim nie, łącząc zdania bezpośrednio. W nawiasach podano początki zdań, które mają powstać.
Poprawnie rozwiązany przykład:
I gave you a book. It had many pictures. (The book...)
Odpowiedź:
The book I gave you had many pictures.
I gave you a book which had many pictures.
Rozwiążcie mi tak jak ten powyższy przykład (czasem trzeba zmienić kolejność zdania) te:
1. The football match was very exciting. My friend played is it. (The football match...)
2. The letter hasn't arrived yet. I posted it three days ago. (The letter...)
3. They are playing a song on the radio. Do you like it? (Do you like...)
4. Jane wore a beautiful shirt yesterday. Did you see it? (Did you see...)
1. The football match was very exciting. My friend played is it. (The football match...)
a)The football match, which my friends played, was very exciting.
b)My friends played a football match which was very exciting.
Tutaj o niebo bardziej pasuje Present Perfect ale w przykładzie jest Past Simple, więc użyjemy go do wszystkich.
2. The letter hasn't arrived yet. I posted it three days ago. (The letter...)
a) The letter, which I posted three days ago, did not arrive yet.
b) I posted a letter three days ago and it did not arrive yet.
Present Perfect zamieniliśmy na Past Simple, ponieważ po połączeniu tych dwóch zdań otrzymaliśmy określenie czasu, więc musieliśmy wstawić "did".
3. They are playing a song on the radio. Do you like it? (Do you like...)
a)Do you like a song that they are playing on the radio?
b) odpowiedź pokrywa się z "a"
4. Jane wore a beautiful shirt yesterday. Did you see it? (Did you see...)
a) Did you the beautiful shirt Jane wore yesterday?
b) odpowiedź pokrywa się z "a"