I11 - Unit 9 Relative Clauses

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The Fearless Princess A Fairytale

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Once upon a time, there was a prince. He decided to take a walk in a dark and scary forest. All of a sudden, a terrible storm moved in… …and the prince got completely lost.

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In the morning, a terrifying dragon found the prince. The prince became very, very scared. Suddenly a knight in armor appeared from behind a tree and attacked the dragon. Now, the terrible dragon was afraid and ran away.

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When the prince walked up to the knight, the knight took off his armor … … and a beautiful princess stood in front of him. She was strong and smart and sweet …

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… and she took him to her castle where they lived happily ever after.

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This is the prince who got lost. Here is the knight that the prince respects. This is the princess who saved the prince. Relative Pronouns 1 Use who and that to refer to people.

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The knight holds the sword which scared the dragon. The dragon that scared the prince spits fire. Relative Pronouns 2 Use which and that to refer to things.

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This is the princess that saved the prince’s life. Relative Pronouns 3 The knight holds the sword that scared the dragon. That is less formal than who and which .

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He attacked the dragon. Here is the knight. noun adjective clause describes the noun subject Here is the knight who attacked the dragon.

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Do you see the dragon that scared the prince? It scared the prince. Do you see the dragon? noun adjective clause describes the noun subject

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The dragon was dangerous. The knight attacked the dragon. The dragon that the knight attacked was very dangerous. noun adjective clause describes the noun subject object

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The prince was scared. The princess saved him. The prince whom the princess saved was scared. noun adjective clause describes the noun subject object

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Who and what are these fairytale figures and items? Form sentences with adjective clauses. Practice 1 1 2 3 4 5

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They lived in her castle . The princess was powerful. The princess whose castle they lived in was powerful. noun Using Whose 1 Use whose to replace a possessive adjective. An adjective clause with whose can modify people.

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Its appearance terrified the prince. The dragon whose appearance terrified the prince ran away. noun Using Whose 2 An adjective clause with whose can also modify things. The dragon ran away.