Module 2
Lesson 3
Student’s Book pages 13-14
Grammar
Relative Pronouns
1 Read this paragraph, circle that, who, which, whose and where and underline the relative clauses.
2 Match the sentence beginnings (1–4) with their endings (a–d), using who, which, whose or where.
A
1. Salem is going to participate in the spelling competition,
2. The woman and the baby
3. Salem visited the town
4. Muna trusts her best friend
B
a. actions show that she's always honest with her.
b. we met in the park are my aunt and cousin.
c. my school is organising next month.
d. Arar, the poet, was born.
Answers
1. c (which);
2. b (who);
3. d (where);
4. a (whose)
3 Fill in the gaps with that, who, whose or where. Then, in a group, discuss your guesses.
Student: Why do we have to wear a school uniform?
Teacher: That’s a good question. Most schools have rules (1) ______ tell students how to dress. A uniform helps students to focus on their studies and not worry about what they should wear.
Student: Do you mean to say that wearing ordinary clothes distracts students from studying?
Teacher: Well, students (2) ______ clothes are trendy may show off to other students. It’s only fair that students (3) ______ are from different backgrounds feel equal in the school (4) ______ they study.
Student: Oh, I understand. Do you think this affects students’ performance?
Teacher: Yes, I do. Having a school uniform also creates a sense of belonging (5) _____ leads to school pride. Students become proud of being part of their school.
Answers
1. that;
2. whose;
3. who/that;
4. where;
5. that
4 Finish these sentences to make a questionnaire. Then, in pairs, ask and answer the questions.
Example
Do you buy clothes that are too large?
1. Do you buy clothes that __________ ?
2. Do you have friends who __________ ?
3. Do you like people whose __________ ?
4. Do you enjoy visiting villages where __________ ?
5. Do you wear shoes that __________ ?
Answers
Students’ own answers
5 Help Rashed find out who the new members of his football team are. Describe each one in your notebook using relative pronouns based on the photographs below.
The person who is studying in the library is Jaber.
Suggested answers
• The person who is carrying a backpack is (Sami).
• The person who is wearing a kufiyyah is (Adel).
• The person that is carrying a laptop is (Mazen).
The Comparative and Superlative
6 Write the Comparative and Superlative forms of these adjectives.
big casual cheap classic colourful comfortable formal practical smart tidy |
Adjective |
Comparative |
Superlative |
|
|
|
Answers
Adjective |
Comparative |
Superlative |
big
casual
cheap
classic
colourful
comfortable
formal
practical
smart
tidy
|
bigger
more casual
cheaper
more classic
more colourful
more comfortable
more formal
more practical
smarter
tidier
|
the biggest
the most casual
the cheapest
the most classic
the most colourful
the most comfortable
the most formal
the most practical
the smartest
the tidiest
|
7 Listen to a conversation between Salma and Rana. Then, complete this table with (✓), (✓✓) or (–) to make comparisons as in the example in the box. Then, listen and check.
Salma: So, what do you think of this short, light blue jacket? Isn’t it nice?
Rana: Well, it’s definitely nicer than the red one, but it’s too short.
Salma: Is it? It’s longer than the red one. How about this yellow one?
Rana: Mmm. I’m not sure. Light blue and red are the two most fashionable spring colours.
Salma: Oh, I don’t know. The yellow jacket is more casual and can be worn more often.
Rana: The blue jacket is more expensive than the red or the yellow one. It’s the most expensive jacket in the shop!
Answers
▼ Over to you . . .
8 In a group, discuss the different styles and types of clothes you learnt about in this module. Then, write a paragraph based on the discussion. Which style do you like wearing best? Explain why and compare your response with the choices made by the other members of your group.
Answers
Students’ own answers
Module 2
Lesson 3
Activity Book pages 10-11
Grammar
Relative Pronouns
3 Circle the correct relative pronoun.
1. The young man which / whose briefcase is grey is the new employee.
2. The charity shop where / that I sold some of my clothes donated them to the poor.
3. My grandfather is the man which / who is wearing a thobe in the photo.
4. In charity shops, you can buy accessories that / whose are quite cheap.
5. The Jordanian traditional costume, who / which is still worn by many people today, is sold in this shop.
Comparison
4 Complete the table with the correct form of the comparatives and the superlatives.
Adjective |
Comparative |
superlative |
bright big trendy practical careful fashionable good bad |
brighter |
the brightest |
5 Write definitions of the words in the box using relative pronouns.
fashion designer clock umbrella hero doctor fish kufiyyah archaeologist |
A fashion designer is a person who designs clothes.
Answers
3. 1. whose
2. where
3. who
4. that
5. which
4.
Adjective |
Comparative |
superlative |
bright
big
trendy
practical
careful
fashionable
good
bad |
brighter
bigger
trendier
more practical
more careful
more fashionable
better
worse |
the brightest
the biggest
the trendiest
the most practical
the most careful
the most fashionable
the best
the worst |
5. Example answers
A clock is a device that measures time.
An umbrella is an object that protects us against rain or sometimes sun.
A hero is a person who is admired for his courage, achievements and good qualities.
A doctor is a person that cures and gives medical advice to ill people.
A fish is an animal with gills that lives in water.
A kufiyyah is a traditional headdress that people wear.
An archaeologist is someone who studies ancient societies.