Relative Clauses flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers relative clauses flashcards, from relative pronouns to defining and non-defining clauses. School students can practise choosing pronouns and joining sentences, while teachers can find ready-made material. There are over 20 flashcard resources here, mostly for school-level practice. Pick a deck and give it a try.
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16 cardsRelative Clauses The doctor was sick (I wanted to see the doctor)
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10 cardsDEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES I saw a match last night. It was fantastic! The match...
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10 cardsDefining relative clauses Exercises I saw a match last night. It was fantastic! The match...
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13 cardsRelative Clauses
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10 cardsidentifying and non identifying clause George Washington, the 1st president of the United States, was born in 1732.
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10 cardsRELATIVES
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4 cardsRelative Clauses Defining relative clauses pt.1
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8 cardsWa1-cl13-adjective clauses Falling in love with Guanajuato, it´s easy. With its amazing quaint places full of colour and history, its ...
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16 cardsDefining relative clauses This is the teacher. He helped me a lot.
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21 cardsRelative clauses Students choose a card and have to answer the question. If they get it right they get the points they've pl...
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15 cardsEnglish
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27 cardsRelative Pronouns
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10 cardsRelative Pronouns
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14 cardsStage 4 : Vocab
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16 cardsRiddles (Relative clauses) This is a person who helps others in the hospital
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3 cardsAula 21 Cardiovascular Disease Ailment = Disease = Disorder ( disturbio/ doença) Otherwise - Caso contrário
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16 cardsDefining people, places and things using relatives.
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8 cardsSuperheroes Wa1Cla13R Are all the sentences correct? Identify and correct the mistakes.
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8 cardsTH6 Teens C4 Act. 1
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11 cardsRELATIVE CLAUSES PRACTICE That is the man ..... helped me when I fell down in the street.
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5 cardswho Vs whom How is ''who'' used in a sentences? a) as a verb b) as an adjective c) as a subject
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9 cardsRELATIVES CLAUSES HE IS A NICE PERSON.
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1 cardsshort clauses, non defining, and more can you shorten the clause? That is the dog which I adopted: ( ) Non-defining relative clauses These clause...
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5 cardsJuliana Meza Martínez Participle clauses
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4 cardsRelative Pronouns Who [Singular or Plural]
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6 cardsRelative pronouns Relative pronoun used for people
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4 cardsrelative clauses theory We use these relative clauses to give essential information.
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1 cardsRephrasing - Relative Clauses I waited for him until 8.30 and then I left. (Which) I waited for him until 6.30, .... I gave up
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4 cardsRelative pronouns
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13 cardsCLAUSES
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8 cardsAdjective clauses with subject relative pronouns (who and that)
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10 cardsReduced Relative Clauses
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The decks offer different ways to practise. One Relative Clauses deck presents pairs of sentences to join. Another covers defining and non-defining clauses, including essential information and commas. A Relative Pronouns deck uses examples about a bakery, while another sorts pronouns for people, objects, places and possession.
How to use the decks
Start with the pronoun deck that sorts words by use if you want to review your choices before working with whole sentences. Then try the sentence-pair deck and compare your attempts with the cards. The deck on defining and non-defining clauses can help you focus on how the examples differ.
If you want a broader overview, switch to a mind map on the unit page. You can also use a quiz there to practise choosing answers in a different format. Choose a set of cards to begin your revision.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcards should I start with?
For a review of pronouns, start with the Relative Pronouns deck that groups them by people, objects, places and possession. If you would rather practise joining sentences, look for the Relative Clauses deck that begins with a doctor and an accountant.
What do these flashcards cover?
The decks include relative pronouns such as who, which, where and whose, as well as sentence-joining and gap-fill practice. There are also cards on defining and non-defining clauses, including examples that focus on essential information and the use of commas.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and saves your quiz scores. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.