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            adjective clause
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relative pronoun   •
relative clause
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relative clause
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• 1- that (                     )
relative clause
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• 1- that (                         )
• 2- who (                      )
relative clause
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• 1- that (                             )
• 2- who (                      )
• 3- whom (                         )
relative clause
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•   1- that (                                 )
•   2- who (                      )
•   3- whom (                             )
•   4- which(                         )
relative clause
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•   1- that (                                      )
•   2- who (                       )
•   3- whom (                                  )
•   4- which(                              )
•   5- whose (                         )
relative clause
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•   1- that (                                      )
•   2- who (                       )
•   3- whom (                                  )
•   4- which(                              )
•   5- whose (                         )
•   6- where (              )
relative clause
                                                   •
•   1- that (                                      )
•   2- who (                       )
•   3- whom (                                  )
•   4- which(                              )
•   5- whose (                         )
•   6- where (               )
•   7- when (               )
relative clause
                                                       •
•   1- that (                                      )
•   2- who (                       )
•   3- whom (                                  )
•   4- which(                              )
•   5- whose (                         )
•   6- where (               )
•   7- when (               )
•   8- why (            )
•

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examples:
examples:
• - I’d like to give the money to people who (
  that ) really need it .
examples:
• - I’d like to give the money to people who (
  that ) really need it .
• - Are you going to sell the house which ( that )
  you bought before.
examples:
• - I’d like to give the money to people who (
  that ) really need it .
• - Are you going to sell the house which ( that )
  you bought before.
• - Is that the person who / whom (that) you
  invited?(                            whom)
examples:
• - I’d like to give the money to people who (
  that ) really need it .
• - Are you going to sell the house which ( that )
  you bought before.
• - Is that the person who / whom (that) you
  invited?(                            whom)
• - Is this the boy whose father was looking for?
examples:
• - I’d like to give the money to people who ( that )
  really need it .
• - Are you going to sell the house which ( that )
  you bought before.
• - Is that the person who / whom (that) you
  invited?(                            whom)
• - Is this the boy whose father was looking for?
• - This is the house whose roof was repaired last
  year.
examples:
• - I’d like to give the money to people who ( that ) really
  need it .
• - Are you going to sell the house which ( that ) you
  bought before.
• - Is that the person who / whom (that) you invited?(
                            whom)
• - Is this the boy whose father was looking for?
• - This is the house whose roof was repaired last year.
• - We saw the men whose houses had been destroyed
  in the war.
examples:
• - I’d like to give the money to people who ( that ) really
  need it .
• - Are you going to sell the house which ( that ) you bought
  before.
• - Is that the person who / whom (that) you invited?(
                            whom)
• - Is this the boy whose father was looking for?
• - This is the house whose roof was repaired last year.
• - We saw the men whose houses had been destroyed in the
  war.
• - The people of Mecca , who worshiped idols , turned
  against him.
more examples:
• - The lab is a place where men and women
  study the animals.
more examples:
• - The lab is a place where men and women
  study the animals.
• - Is this the road where the accident
  happened?
more examples:
• - The lab is a place where men and women
  study the animals.
• - Is this the road where the accident
  happened?
• - I remember the day when we went for a
  picnic.
more examples:
• - The lab is a place where men and women
  study the animals.
• - Is this the road where the accident
  happened?
• - I remember the day when we went for a
  picnic.
• - I want to know the reason why you came
  late.
more examples :
• Things that make us laugh are funny things.
more examples :
• Things that make us laugh are funny things.
• A person who receives others as his guests is a
  host.
more examples :
• Things that make us laugh are funny things.
• A person who receives others as his guests is a
  host.
• One of the greatest Englishman who ever lived
  was Issac Newton.
more examples :
• Things that make us laugh are funny things.
• A person who receives others as his guests is a
  host.
• One of the greatest Englishman who ever lived
  was Issac Newton.
• The time when the sun sets is sunset.
more examples :
• Things that make us laugh are funny things.
• A person who receives others as his guests is a
  host.
• One of the greatest Englishman who ever lived
  was Issac Newton.
• The time when the sun sets is sunset.
• James is the man who made steam work for
  man.
Examples from book 2
• The lab is a place where men and women
  study animals.
Examples from book 2
• The lab is a place where men and women
  study animals.
• A person who works in the navy is a sailor.
Examples from book 2
• The lab is a place where men and women
  study animals.
• A person who works in the navy is a sailor.
• A person who takes photographs is a
  photographer.
Examples from book 2
• The lab is a place where men and women
  study animals.
• A person who works in the navy is a sailor.
• A person who takes photograph is a
  photographer.
• People knew about the side of the moon
  which they could see.
Examples from book 2
• The lab is a place where men and women
  study animals.
• A person who works in the navy is a sailor.
• A person who takes photograph is a
  photographer.
• People knew about the side of the moon
  which they could see.
• We saw that the other side is much like the
  side which we see all the time.
that       - •
.          whose
that       - •
.               whose
                whose •
    ‘s
-
the


      the
- •


• That is the person I spoke to .   →
•
- •


• That is the person I spoke to . →
• That is the person to whom I spoke .
- •


• That is the person I spoke to . →
• That is the person to whom I spoke .
• This the house which they live in . →
•
- •


•   That is the person I spoke to . →
•   That is the person to whom I spoke .
•   This the house which they live in . →
•    This the house in which they live
- •
- •
–where
                why –when
         that
• - Is this the road where the accident
  happened?
• - Is this the road where the accident
  happened?
• Is this the road the accident happened in?
• - I remember the day when we went for a
  picnic.
• - I remember the day when we went for a
  picnic.
• I remember the day we went for a picnic in.
• - I want to know the reason why you came
  late.
• - I want to know the reason why you came
  late.
• I want to know the reason you came late for.
- •


is , are , was   to be
                   , were , has been , had been


                              ing
adjective phrase
• - The car which goes very fast is new. →
• - The car which goes very fast is new. →
• The car going very fast is new.
• - The man who lives next door is my father’s
  friend. →
• - The man who lives next door is my father’s
  friend. →
• The man living next door is my father’s
  friend.
• - The letters that were written yesterday are
  over there.
• - The letters that were written yesterday are
  over there.
• The letters written yesterday are over there.
• - The children who were punished by the
  teacher are in the yard.
• - The children who were punished by the
  teacher are in the yard.
• The children punished by the teacher are in
  the yard.
•
•




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•




-   •

-   •
•



-   •

-   •

    •
he , she , it ,they                  •
him , her , it , them
his , her , its                           •
                           , their , ‘s
EXAMPLE:
• 1- The students are very clever . I teach them
  English .
EXAMPLE:
• 1- The students are very clever . I teach them
  English .
• The students who(m)I teach English are very
  clever .
EXAMPLE:
• 2- I am wearing the shoes . My mother bought
  them for me.
EXAMPLE:
• 2- I am wearing the shoes . My mother bought
  them for me.
• I am wearing the shoes which My mother
  bought for me.
EXAMPLE:
• 3- The shirt is in his room . He bought it last
  week .
EXAMPLE:
• 3- The shirt is in his room . He bought it last
  week .
• The shirt (that) He bought last week is in his
  room .
EXAMPLE:
• 4- The men are over there . They were
  employed by Mr White .
EXAMPLE:
• 4- The men are over there . They were
  employed by Mr White .
• The men who were employed by Mr White
  are over.
EXAMPLE:
• 5- There are thousands of tiny light bulb. They
  make the city glow.
EXAMPLE:
• 5- There are thousands of tiny light bulb. They
  make the city glow.
• There are thousands of tiny light bulb which
  make the city glow.
EXAMPLE:
• 6- I visited the doctor . I had talked to her
  before .
EXAMPLE:
• 6- I visited the doctor . I had talked to her
  before .
• I visited the doctor (who) I had talked to
  before .
EXAMPLE:
• 7- This is a man . I met him yesterday.
EXAMPLE:
• 7- This is a man . I met him yesterday.
• This is a man (who) I met yesterday.
EXAMPLE:
• 8- This is a man. His son is the best student.
EXAMPLE:
• 8- This is a man. His son is the best student.
• This is the man whose son is the best
  student.
EXAMPLE:
• 9- Those men work here . Their boss has sold
  his factory .
EXAMPLE:
• 9- Those men work here . Their boss has sold
  his factory .
• Those men whose boss has sold his factory
  work here .
EXAMPLE:
• 10- This is a park .I met her here . →
• This is the park where I met her.
EXAMPLE:
• 11- We remember the summer. We went to
  the North that summer.
EXAMPLE:
• 11- We remember the summer. We went to
  the North that summer.
• We remember the summer when We went to
  the North.
EXAMPLE:
• 12- This is the reason. He went home because
  he had finished his work.
EXAMPLE:
• 12- This is the reason. He went home because
  he had finished his work.
• This is the reason why He went home .

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عبارت موصول

  • 1.
  • 3. relative clause • adjective clause
  • 4. relative clause • the
  • 6. relative clause • relative pronoun •
  • 8. relative clause • • 1- that ( )
  • 9. relative clause • • 1- that ( ) • 2- who ( )
  • 10. relative clause • • 1- that ( ) • 2- who ( ) • 3- whom ( )
  • 11. relative clause • • 1- that ( ) • 2- who ( ) • 3- whom ( ) • 4- which( )
  • 12. relative clause • • 1- that ( ) • 2- who ( ) • 3- whom ( ) • 4- which( ) • 5- whose ( )
  • 13. relative clause • • 1- that ( ) • 2- who ( ) • 3- whom ( ) • 4- which( ) • 5- whose ( ) • 6- where ( )
  • 14. relative clause • • 1- that ( ) • 2- who ( ) • 3- whom ( ) • 4- which( ) • 5- whose ( ) • 6- where ( ) • 7- when ( )
  • 15. relative clause • • 1- that ( ) • 2- who ( ) • 3- whom ( ) • 4- which( ) • 5- whose ( ) • 6- where ( ) • 7- when ( ) • 8- why ( )
  • 18. examples: • - I’d like to give the money to people who ( that ) really need it .
  • 19. examples: • - I’d like to give the money to people who ( that ) really need it . • - Are you going to sell the house which ( that ) you bought before.
  • 20. examples: • - I’d like to give the money to people who ( that ) really need it . • - Are you going to sell the house which ( that ) you bought before. • - Is that the person who / whom (that) you invited?( whom)
  • 21. examples: • - I’d like to give the money to people who ( that ) really need it . • - Are you going to sell the house which ( that ) you bought before. • - Is that the person who / whom (that) you invited?( whom) • - Is this the boy whose father was looking for?
  • 22. examples: • - I’d like to give the money to people who ( that ) really need it . • - Are you going to sell the house which ( that ) you bought before. • - Is that the person who / whom (that) you invited?( whom) • - Is this the boy whose father was looking for? • - This is the house whose roof was repaired last year.
  • 23. examples: • - I’d like to give the money to people who ( that ) really need it . • - Are you going to sell the house which ( that ) you bought before. • - Is that the person who / whom (that) you invited?( whom) • - Is this the boy whose father was looking for? • - This is the house whose roof was repaired last year. • - We saw the men whose houses had been destroyed in the war.
  • 24. examples: • - I’d like to give the money to people who ( that ) really need it . • - Are you going to sell the house which ( that ) you bought before. • - Is that the person who / whom (that) you invited?( whom) • - Is this the boy whose father was looking for? • - This is the house whose roof was repaired last year. • - We saw the men whose houses had been destroyed in the war. • - The people of Mecca , who worshiped idols , turned against him.
  • 25. more examples: • - The lab is a place where men and women study the animals.
  • 26. more examples: • - The lab is a place where men and women study the animals. • - Is this the road where the accident happened?
  • 27. more examples: • - The lab is a place where men and women study the animals. • - Is this the road where the accident happened? • - I remember the day when we went for a picnic.
  • 28. more examples: • - The lab is a place where men and women study the animals. • - Is this the road where the accident happened? • - I remember the day when we went for a picnic. • - I want to know the reason why you came late.
  • 29. more examples : • Things that make us laugh are funny things.
  • 30. more examples : • Things that make us laugh are funny things. • A person who receives others as his guests is a host.
  • 31. more examples : • Things that make us laugh are funny things. • A person who receives others as his guests is a host. • One of the greatest Englishman who ever lived was Issac Newton.
  • 32. more examples : • Things that make us laugh are funny things. • A person who receives others as his guests is a host. • One of the greatest Englishman who ever lived was Issac Newton. • The time when the sun sets is sunset.
  • 33. more examples : • Things that make us laugh are funny things. • A person who receives others as his guests is a host. • One of the greatest Englishman who ever lived was Issac Newton. • The time when the sun sets is sunset. • James is the man who made steam work for man.
  • 34. Examples from book 2 • The lab is a place where men and women study animals.
  • 35. Examples from book 2 • The lab is a place where men and women study animals. • A person who works in the navy is a sailor.
  • 36. Examples from book 2 • The lab is a place where men and women study animals. • A person who works in the navy is a sailor. • A person who takes photographs is a photographer.
  • 37. Examples from book 2 • The lab is a place where men and women study animals. • A person who works in the navy is a sailor. • A person who takes photograph is a photographer. • People knew about the side of the moon which they could see.
  • 38. Examples from book 2 • The lab is a place where men and women study animals. • A person who works in the navy is a sailor. • A person who takes photograph is a photographer. • People knew about the side of the moon which they could see. • We saw that the other side is much like the side which we see all the time.
  • 39. that - • . whose
  • 40. that - • . whose whose • ‘s
  • 41. - the the
  • 42. - • • That is the person I spoke to . → •
  • 43. - • • That is the person I spoke to . → • That is the person to whom I spoke .
  • 44. - • • That is the person I spoke to . → • That is the person to whom I spoke . • This the house which they live in . → •
  • 45. - • • That is the person I spoke to . → • That is the person to whom I spoke . • This the house which they live in . → • This the house in which they live
  • 46. - •
  • 47. - • –where why –when that
  • 48. • - Is this the road where the accident happened?
  • 49. • - Is this the road where the accident happened? • Is this the road the accident happened in?
  • 50. • - I remember the day when we went for a picnic.
  • 51. • - I remember the day when we went for a picnic. • I remember the day we went for a picnic in.
  • 52. • - I want to know the reason why you came late.
  • 53. • - I want to know the reason why you came late. • I want to know the reason you came late for.
  • 54. - • is , are , was to be , were , has been , had been ing adjective phrase
  • 55. • - The car which goes very fast is new. →
  • 56. • - The car which goes very fast is new. → • The car going very fast is new.
  • 57. • - The man who lives next door is my father’s friend. →
  • 58. • - The man who lives next door is my father’s friend. → • The man living next door is my father’s friend.
  • 59. • - The letters that were written yesterday are over there.
  • 60. • - The letters that were written yesterday are over there. • The letters written yesterday are over there.
  • 61. • - The children who were punished by the teacher are in the yard.
  • 62. • - The children who were punished by the teacher are in the yard. • The children punished by the teacher are in the yard.
  • 63.
  • 64.
  • 65. • -
  • 66. • - • - •
  • 67. • - • - • •
  • 68. he , she , it ,they • him , her , it , them his , her , its • , their , ‘s
  • 69. EXAMPLE: • 1- The students are very clever . I teach them English .
  • 70. EXAMPLE: • 1- The students are very clever . I teach them English . • The students who(m)I teach English are very clever .
  • 71. EXAMPLE: • 2- I am wearing the shoes . My mother bought them for me.
  • 72. EXAMPLE: • 2- I am wearing the shoes . My mother bought them for me. • I am wearing the shoes which My mother bought for me.
  • 73. EXAMPLE: • 3- The shirt is in his room . He bought it last week .
  • 74. EXAMPLE: • 3- The shirt is in his room . He bought it last week . • The shirt (that) He bought last week is in his room .
  • 75. EXAMPLE: • 4- The men are over there . They were employed by Mr White .
  • 76. EXAMPLE: • 4- The men are over there . They were employed by Mr White . • The men who were employed by Mr White are over.
  • 77. EXAMPLE: • 5- There are thousands of tiny light bulb. They make the city glow.
  • 78. EXAMPLE: • 5- There are thousands of tiny light bulb. They make the city glow. • There are thousands of tiny light bulb which make the city glow.
  • 79. EXAMPLE: • 6- I visited the doctor . I had talked to her before .
  • 80. EXAMPLE: • 6- I visited the doctor . I had talked to her before . • I visited the doctor (who) I had talked to before .
  • 81. EXAMPLE: • 7- This is a man . I met him yesterday.
  • 82. EXAMPLE: • 7- This is a man . I met him yesterday. • This is a man (who) I met yesterday.
  • 83. EXAMPLE: • 8- This is a man. His son is the best student.
  • 84. EXAMPLE: • 8- This is a man. His son is the best student. • This is the man whose son is the best student.
  • 85. EXAMPLE: • 9- Those men work here . Their boss has sold his factory .
  • 86. EXAMPLE: • 9- Those men work here . Their boss has sold his factory . • Those men whose boss has sold his factory work here .
  • 87. EXAMPLE: • 10- This is a park .I met her here . → • This is the park where I met her.
  • 88. EXAMPLE: • 11- We remember the summer. We went to the North that summer.
  • 89. EXAMPLE: • 11- We remember the summer. We went to the North that summer. • We remember the summer when We went to the North.
  • 90. EXAMPLE: • 12- This is the reason. He went home because he had finished his work.
  • 91. EXAMPLE: • 12- This is the reason. He went home because he had finished his work. • This is the reason why He went home .