Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.73 GB | Duration: 4h 8m
Learn how to make fluent and natural-sounding sentences in English
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How to use relative clauses to make your English sound more natural and advanced
Identify and use defining relative clauses and non-defining relative clauses
Use the correct relative pronoun or relative adverb
Make reduced relative clauses to make your English sound even more natural
Requirements
All levels (recommended B1 and above)
Description
Unlock the power of English language and take your communication skills to the next level with the complete guide to relative clauses!Do you struggle to convey your ideas in English in a clear and natural way? Are you tired of using the same simple sentence structures? Do you need to improve your speaking and writing for university or for exams like IELTS, TOEFL, First Certificate, Cambridge Advanced, and TOEIC? Look no further! This course is the solution you've been searching for.By the end of this course, you'll know how to add descriptive detail to your sentences by using relative clauses. Your teacher Lee, a native speaker from England with over 15 years teaching experience) will guide you through the details of making and using relative pronouns to make your sentences sound more natural. This will include lessons on relative pronouns, defining and non-defining relative clauses, relative adverbs, and reduced relative clauses.By mastering the art of relative clauses, you'll be able to express complex ideas easily and make your communication more effective and natural. The course is suitable for learners of all levels (but a minimum B1 is recommended), and is designed to provide you with the tools you need to take your English language skills to the next level.Don't let language barriers hold you back. Enroll now and unlock the full potential of your English language fluency!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction. Welcome to the course!
Lecture 1 Introduction to the course
Lecture 2 At the end of this course you will...
Lecture 3 Course outline
Section 2: Some important grammar concepts before we begin
Lecture 4 WHAT are relative clauses and WHY are they important?
Lecture 5 What is a clause?
Lecture 6 Different types of English sentence
Section 3: Relative pronouns (1): the different relative pronouns
Lecture 7 Relative pronouns: WHO, WHICH, and THAT
Lecture 8 Relative pronoun: WHOSE
Lecture 9 Relative pronoun: WHOM
Lecture 10 Practice exercises (1): relative pronouns
Lecture 11 Practice exercises (2): Batman movie review (Questions 1 - 5)
Lecture 12 Practice exercises (2): Batman movie review (Questions 6 - 10)
Section 4: Defining and non-defining relative clauses
Lecture 13 Defining and non-defining relative clauses introduction
Lecture 14 Defining and non-defining - digging deeper (1)
Lecture 15 Defining and non-defining - digging deeper (2)
Lecture 16 Practice identifying defining and non-defining relative clauses
Section 5: Relative adverbs
Lecture 17 Relative adverbs: introduction
Lecture 18 Practice exercises: relative adverbs
Lecture 19 Relative adverbs: digging deeper
Section 6: Review
Lecture 20 Which relative pronoun / relative adverb exercises (questions 1 - 5)
Lecture 21 Which relative pronoun / relative adverb exercises (questions 6 - 10)
Section 7: Relative adverbs variations
Lecture 22 Relative adverbs: PREPOSITION + WHICH
Lecture 23 Changing relative adverbs for PREP + WHICH - another variation
Section 8: Removing the relative pronoun
Lecture 24 When can we remove the relative pronoun?
Lecture 25 Practice: removing the relative pronoun
Section 9: Removing the relative pronoun from adverb variations
Lecture 26 Removing the pronoun from relative adverb variations
Lecture 27 Removing the pronoun from WHERE variations
Lecture 28 Removing the pronoun from WHEN variations
Lecture 29 Removing the pronoun from WHY variations
Lecture 30 Removing the pronoun from adverb variations: review
Section 10: Exercises: removing the relative pronoun
Lecture 31 Removing the relative pronoun: questions 1 - 5
Lecture 32 Removing the relative pronoun: questions 6 - 10
Lecture 33 Removing the relative pronoun: conclusion
Section 11: Reduced relative clauses
Lecture 34 Reduced relative clauses introduction
Lecture 35 Present participle and past participle phrases: introduction
Lecture 36 Present participle relative clauses (1)
Lecture 37 Present participle relative clauses (2)
Lecture 38 Present participle relative clauses (3)
Lecture 39 Present participle relative clauses (4)
Lecture 40 Past participle relative clauses (1)
Lecture 41 Past participle relative clauses (2)
Lecture 42 Reduced relative clauses from adjectives
Lecture 43 Reduced relative clauses using WITH and WITHOUT
Lecture 44 Reduced prepositional phrase relative clauses
Lecture 45 Reduced prepositional relative clauses: conclusion
Section 12: Reduced relative clause practice exercises
Lecture 46 Reduced relative clause practice (1)
Lecture 47 Reduced relative clause practice (2) - questions 1 - 5
Lecture 48 Reduced relative clause practice (2) - questions 6 - 10
Section 13: The end of the course!
Lecture 49 Well done!
Lecture 50 What's next?
Lecture 51 My other courses
Lecture 52 Study in England
Lecture 53 Thank you and good luck
English learners of all levels (recommended B1 and above)
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