Relative clauses The 14 questions of lesson 30 «Relative clauses» of the English course of Mova's primary school with their options, 78 sentences, every one parsed by Mova with its syntax tree and pragmatics. How the student did on them: the lesson at school .
t1 «it's 'the boy which won', which is for everything innit». What's right? right ✓ · ★★★ t2 ★★ Which sentence has a relative clause? wrong ✗ · ★★★ t3 ★★ «The dog which was barking loudly, ran away.» What is missing? wrong ✗ · ★★★ t4 ★★★ «My brother who lives in Leeds is a chef» has no commas. What does that suggest? wrong ✗ · ★★★ t5 ★★★ In which sentence can you leave out «that» and still be correct? wrong ✗ · ★★★ t6 ★★★ «I met a girl at the park whose dog was huge.» Why is this sentence a bit muddled? wrong ✗ · ★★★ t7 In a cartoon, a pirate says «That's the parrot what stole me hat!» How would it be in standard English? right ✓ · ★★★ t8 What would happen to «The boy who won the race smiled» if you took out the relative clause? wrong ✗ · ★★★ t9 «whose and who's are the same, just spelt different». Are they? wrong ✗ · ★★★ t10 «that's the caff where we had chips». (caff is British slang for café.) What is «where we had chips»? wrong ✗ · ★★★ e1 Identify the relative pronoun appropriate to the completion of «The girl ___ bicycle was stolen reported the theft». wrong ✗ · exam e2 Which of the following sentences most accurately employs a relative clause in standard English? wrong ✗ · exam e3 Select the response consistent with the established conventions concerning the sentence «The dog, which was barking loudly, ran away». wrong ✗ · exam e4 Ascertain, in the sentence «The cat sat on the mat that was black», which noun the relative clause describes. wrong ✗ · exam ← previous
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