The book The Genius of Birds, which was written by Jennifer Ackerman, is the most interesting book that I have read this year.
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Whose | Possessives |
Which | Things |
Where | Places |
When | TIme |
Why | Reasons |
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The book The Genius of Birds, which was written by Jennifer Ackerman, is the most interesting book that I have read this year.
Mac Miller, who died at 26 years old, is my favorite singer
Chris Evan is the one who has me in love jeje
The beatles, who made the best rock songs in history, is my favorite band!
My friend, who lives far away for me, is really good at jogging
I am a Spanish teacher. I learned English in a traditional academy, but I never was not enough to encourage speaking to others and understand what people say. Likewise, I tried to play many video games in English, but it was anyway really difficult for me. Some years later I was in a relationship with a girl who is my wife right now forced to me practice more English, for my good of course, and she said I have to improve my English skills in order to get a job as Spanish teacher because it was really good paid. I tried to listen more music, watching movies and listening people speaking, talking to myself, etc. This motivation made me to send my CV to that company and I got the job after a long test. My first was a mess haha but with more practice I got how to teach better my mother language, I was a big challenge for me. I am so grateful to have known many people who motived me to keep going and progress in my life.
Ok I was wrong about the second one because I took that it could be like:
The man owes me some money
1.None
2.R*
3.R
1.None
2.None
3.R
One of my best friends, who live near to me, has a red hair.
I’m not pretty sure how to use the pronoun whose.
Can you tell me some examples?
Each one have their own history, NY was the city where I feeling alive again and this is the reason why I would like to back.
Shakira, who is a Colombian famous singer and compositor, wrote “Anntología”, my favorite song.
Máncora is the beach where I learned surfing.
Can you give me details about neighbor, a famous singer an important place or a historical moment?
let me think about it, for five seconds
because for me is a difficult question
if i have to choose, I would say, the moment when I met with the first time with my boyfriend because my boyfriend is an important person in my life, who changed many things. We spoke for first time in a dating page the name was latinchat, in the most of the time I got in that page only to pass funny moments or maybe when I felt boring but, I never took this place seriously until I met with currenly boyfriend , I remenber these day because I made a question very unusual, I asked for somebony who lives near to my city and my boyfriend attend my calling, we were talking for a long time, we talked about different topics, I felt that we hit ift off immediately, we had a lot of things in commun so we got to agreement, we were going to meet in a public place because I never saw his face so it was like a blind date, when arrived the day, I was very nervous and I arrived a little early, when I got in to the restaurant there was a men sat in front of the restaurant and he look likes that he was waiting to somebody else, so I began to stare him instead to talk with him, so this situation took around of the three minutes, until the guy talked with me and asked me , if I wanted to be with him in the same table, so I asked him if he was waiting for somebody so he told me that he was alone but if I wanted to eat with him, I could
I felt ashame and I said no thanks you, and i took other table while I was waiting my date when suddenly the cellfhone rings was him, my date he told me that he couldnt come so I felt really angry, but when i was going to hang he appeared whith the cellphone in his hand, all the things that said was joke for me wasnt funny that joke but i tried to keep a good face but i couldnt do it, it was a moment very awkward but at the same time was funny
1: Restrictive The additional information about James is a soccer player is essential
2: Restrictive
3: Restrictive
4: Nonrestrictive
5: Restrictive
6: Restrictive
This is the place where i studied my career
The day when i had a lunch with her was amazing
Practice
This field is where i used to play soccer
Restrictive clause-In my hometown, there is a quaint little café that has been a gathering spot for locals for decades.
Restrictive clause-The town square, where the café is located, hosts various events throughout the year, such as farmers’ markets and music festivals.
People who exercise regularly tend to have better overall health.
My cousin Kevin, who is the oldest one, taught me how to ride a bike.
Pearl Harbor, which is the history of the attack from Japan to the US in the Pearl Harbor bay, is my favorite movie.
The day when I met my brother was one of the happiest of my life.
I call off my friendship with her that’s why I didn’t go to her party.
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