1. Rewrite the paragraphs as a group; choose one to improve.

2. Reflecting on your own learning:
Did Thursday’s lesson help you understand sentence structures? Do you think it will help your writing?
Your first test will be on November 21st 2014.

3. What’s wrong with the red sentences?
Who did you meet yesterday?
Who did you give the letter to?
Also, complete the worksheet to review what we did last class on sentences.
Your first test will be on November 21st 2014

4. How do we use relative pronouns?
To know what relative pronouns are.
To understand how different relative pronouns are used and how they function.
To be able to apply relative pronouns appropriately in different sentences.
Pronoun; Subject; Object

5. Pronoun; Subject; Object
To know what relative pronouns are.
They are clauses that qualify a noun.
They are introduced by a word which is called RELATIVE PRONOUN.
This pronoun both
- substitutes the noun the clause qualifies
- it is the subject or a complement in the sentence it introduces
Relative clauses
John is the man who has won the lottery.
subject
I can’t find the place where I left my glasses.
complement
Pronoun; Subject; Object

6. Pronoun; Subject; Object
To know what relative pronouns are.
The most common relatives are:
who
It substitutes a person.
which
It substitutes an animal or a thing.
Relative clauses
that
It substitutes a person, an animal or a thing.
whose
It substitutes a possession.
when
It substitutes a time.
where
It substitutes a place.
Pronoun; Subject; Object

7. Pronoun; Subject; Object
Consolidation
From yesterday, when we were working on those paragraphs making them simple, compound and complex sentences.
See if you need to add any relative pronouns to your sentences/paragraphs.
Pronoun; Subject; Object

8. Rewrite the paragraphs as a group; choose one to improve.

9. How do we use relative pronouns?
To know what relative pronouns are.
To understand how different relative pronouns are used and how they function.
To be able to apply relative pronouns appropriately in different sentences.
Pronoun; Subject; Object

10. Pronoun; Subject; Object
I love pronouns! 
Today, we are going to continue where we left off.
TEST: Tuesday 11th February
Multiple Choice
You will correct a paragraph
Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences
Relative Pronouns
Pronoun; Subject; Object

11. Don’t yell out the answers!
Quiz

12. Quiz 2
The men, were in a hurry, didn't finish the job properly
That
Who
which
Who!

13. Who! Quiz 1 The people ....... moved in next door seem very friendly.
Which
Where
Whose
Who!

14. Complex! Quiz 3 I'm not sure yet, but I think I'll become a teacher.
Simple
Complex
Compound
Complex!

15. Quiz 4
Two guys, car had broken down, asked me for a lift
Where
Whom
Whose
Which
Whose!

16. Quiz 5 Where! Stratford is the town ____ Shakespeare was born in.
Whose
Either could be used here.
Where!

17. That Quiz 6 The car ____ was stolen belonged to my partner. Who Whom
Whose
That
That

18. Quiz 7
The company, _____ CEO is under investigation, is doing very badly.
Which
Whose
Either could be used here.
Whose!

19. Quiz 8
Mrs. Carrero said that will be enough, and everyone agreed.
a simple sentence
a compound sentence
a complex sentence
Compound

20. Quiz 9 Complex! Elijah remained at home because he had a sore throat.
a simple sentence
a compound sentence
a complex sentence
Complex!

21. Quiz 10
Since we had only gone a mile from camp, we could turn back before dark.
a simple sentence
a compound sentence
a complex sentence
Complex!

22. Quiz 11
Those clouds promise snow; we might get another snow day off from school.
a simple sentence
a compound sentence
a complex sentence
Compound

23. Quiz 12
Her left arm was badly broken at the wrist during the car accident.
a simple sentence
a compound sentence
a complex sentence
Simple!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!