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- Greg Malivuk
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- Homework: p. 183-184 - finish part B
- 4 Jamila is the oldest daughter in the Haddad family, which immigrated to this country seven years ago.
- 5 Her parents want her to marry a man who is 32 years old.
- 6 The husband-to-be lives in Lebanon, which is a country in the Middle East.
- 7 He owns a business which/that is very successful.
- He owns a business, which is very successful.
- 8 People who know him say he is very nice.
- 9 Jamila, who wants to go to college in her new country, ran away from home rather than marry the man.
- Jamila, who ran away from home rather than marry the man, wants to go to college in her new country.
- 10 Mr. and Mrs. Haddad, who thought they had arranged a good future for their daughter, don’t understand why she ran away.
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- Do you have questions about your returned papers?
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- Adjective Clauses:
- She lives in an apartment. - “in an apartment” is the location of this sentence
- The apartment has a view of Central Park. - “the apartment” is the subject of this sentence
- The apartment where she lives has a view of Central Park.
- She lives in an apartment which has a view of Central Park.
- Boston has many places to visit. - “Boston” is the subject of the sentence
- In Boston there are many places to visit. “In Boston” is the location of the sentence
- I graduated in 2001. My sister started high school in 2001. (“in 2001” is the time of the sentence)
- -> I graduated in 2001, when my sister started high school.
- I graduated in 2001. 2001 was my favorite year. (“2001” is the subject of the sentence)
- -> I graduated in 2001, which was my favorite year.
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- Sentence fragment = a small “piece” of a sentence (which is not a complete sentence)
- A complete sentence needs at least one full independent clause.
- Fragments can be words with no subject or verb (not a clause),
- or they can be dependent clauses.
- In the afternoon. - fragment, because it’s not a clause
- I will back to my house. - fragment, because it’s not a clause, because “will” isn’t a complete verb
- After I get home. - fragment, because it’s a dependent clause with no independent clause
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- Homework: p. 186 practice 10 A and B
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