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课件网) 上外版高中英语必修二 Grammar in Use (Relative Clause II) Unit 2 ANIMALS Period 3 Review Relative Clause - who, whom, which, that, whose and “in which” I Fill in the blanks and complete the following relative clauses. 1. I know there are many people _____ don't support zoos. 2. Animal welfare is a growing concern _____ causes many debates. 3. I take the side of those people _____ argument is for the welfare of animals. who that / which whose Review Relative Clause - who, whom, which, that, whose or “prep. + which” I Fill in the blanks and complete the following relative clauses. 4. Tribal people are animal experts _____ conservationist should learn from. 5. Pandas are the loveliest animals _____ I have ever seen. 6. Tropical animals are kept in heated tanks _____ the temperature is kept similar to that of their natural habitat. whom that of which Lead in Join the following two sentences using relative clause. 1. Animals are removed from their natural habitat. In their natural habitat a Disney land is being built. Animals are removed from their natural habitat _____ a Disney land is being built. where / in which Sometimes, relative clauses are introduced by where, when, why or “prep. + which” Grammar Highlights Relative Clause II - introduced by where, when, why, and “prep. + which” I Join the following two sentences using relative clause. 1. Last week, I visited a zoo. In the zoo, I had a discussion with my friend about whether or not zoos are a good thing Last week I visited a zoo where (in which) I had a discussion with my friend about whether or not zoos are a good thing. Grammar Highlights Relative Clause II - introduced by where, when, why, and “prep. + which” Join the following two sentences using relative clause. 2. The best time to go on safari in South Africa is the dry season. In / During the dry season, animals gather around rivers. The best time to go on safari in South Africa is the dry season when (in / during which) animals gather around rivers. Grammar Highlights Relative Clause II - introduced by where, when, why, and “prep. + which” Join the following two sentences using relative clause. 2. Having the chance to see all kinds of animals from different parts of the world is the reason. For this reason I think zoos are educational and fun. Having the chance to see all kinds of animals from different parts of the world is the reason why (for which) I think zoos are educational and fun. Let’s do it. II Split the following sentence into two separate ones. 1. Summer is the season when (in / during which) the common seal gives birth to its babies along the Irish coastline. Summer is the season. In / During summer, the common seal gives birth to its babies along the Irish coastline. when = in / during which Let’s do it. II Split the following sentence into two separate ones. 2. We'll visit an animal rescue center where (in which) homeless or injured animals can ... ...
