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DANIELA SANDOVAL LASSO
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สวัสดีHello!
Warm up!
It's trivia time, answer these questions! where you will integrate the previous knowledge of general culture. After completing the questionnaire send the file to the following address: aortizpa@unbosque.edu.co
ยินดีต้อนรับ
Thailand
and Relative Clauses
Introduction
In this class you will learn about Thai culture, greetings, dos and don'ts. You will be able to apply relative pronouns using your knowledge of Thai culture. In the same way you will practice your listening comprehension, writing, reading and speaking. All this while learning about Thai culture!
Let's do this!
Our goals!
Goal 1
Goal 2
Goal 3
Follow step by step!
Each indicates what is your next activity. Be sure to revise ALL the slides, there is very important information! Learning is a constant process or it is nothing - Frank Tyger
Vocabulary
Click on the following reading in which you will find some Dos and Don’ts in Thai culture, pay attention to the use of relative pronouns on the written sentences. After reading, enter the following link and fill in the blanks from the questions by choosing the correct option.
(Keep in mind the relative pronouns and the Thailand manners)
Grammar structure (Relative Clauses)
Relative Clauses
Relative Adverbs
Relative Pronouns
What do we use them for?
Who (or that) -> for people
Why -> Refers to a reason
We use relative clauses to give additional information about something without starting another sentence.
Which (or that) -> for things
Where -> Refers to place
Whose -> as the possessive form of who
When -> Refers to time
Whom -> as the object of a verb or preposition
Use headphones! PS: sorry for the errors in the sound :(
Two types of relative clauses
Defining relative clauses
We use Non - defining relatve clauses to give extra information, we use commas around them and we always use a relative pronoun.
Non - defining relative clauses
Examples
> Maria, who won a medal last year, is going to take part in the marathon. > My boss, whose wife owns three restaurants, is a hard-working person.
We use defining relative clauses to give essential information about someone or something.
Examples
The boy who lives next door is a tennis player. > The textbook which I bought online is brilliant. > The girl whose family came from Chine is in my class this year.
To don't forget!!
We don’t use commas in defining relative clauses.
We don’t use that to introduce a non-defining relative clause.
To don't forget!!
We can use that instead of who, whom or which in defining relative clauses, but not in non-defining relative clauses.
To don't forget!!
The information in a defining relative clause is essential, so we CAN NOT leave out the relative clause. The information in a non-defining relative clause is extra information which isn’t essential, so we can leave out some information.
It's time to practice!
1. Scan the qr. 2. Choose one of the numbers and try to complete the sentence with the proper relative clause. 3. Enjoy!
https://www.baamboozle.com/classic/557948
Reading Exercise!
Instructions...
1. You are going to read carefully a reading about the festivities in thailand. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fUO_HxBth6l68pG1ZZyjl8vzeZNFkX4fgvNEymX4wDw/edit?usp=sharing2. In the reading you will find the questions, duplicate the document and work on it. 3. Send it to the teacher's email when you finish.
Writing and Listening Exercise!
Let's practice our writing and listening skills!
1. Watch this video about dos and don'ts of Thai culture. 2. Then write a paragraph where you include the information previously seen. 3. Remember to include vocabulary from the video. 4. Finally construct sentences where you make use of relative clauses.
I recommend taking notes...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nxUpRM78Lc
Exercise to reflect!
Instructions...
Go to the following link in which you will find an article about guest manners in thailand, pay special attention to the differences you may find between thailand households and your context household. After reading, Record a video talking about the main differences between thailand culture and their own culture. Remember to use relative pronouns when making sentences and to have a fluent and understandable pronunciation. Upload your video in this link.
Keep in mind:-The video must be 3 minutes minimum.-Use relative pronouns. -Your examples must be based on the article.
¡You did it very well! Now we know about Thai culture and relative clauses!