How Much Do You Know About It?: English - 3

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How much do you know about it? ENGLISH 3 Week 13
This lesson will help you Health.

to learn the topics related
to the Relative pronouns.
week 13 Relative adverbs.
You will learn about: Relative clauses.

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I fell down
and I scraped
my knees.
Oh my God!
What
happened to
you?
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Here you have a vocabulary list about minor illnesses:
Word Translation
Backache Dolor de espalda

Feel like throwing Tener ganas de
up/vomiting vomitar
Bleeding Sangrar
Blister Ampolla
Cold Resfriado
Cough Tos
Karen feels like vomiting.
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Word Translation
Diarrhea Diarrea
Dizzy Mareo
Earache Dolor de oído
Faint Desmayarse
Flu Gripa
Headache Dolor de cabeza
Rash Sarpullido
John has diarrhea.
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Word Translation
Sore throat Dolor de garganta

Scrape Rasparse
Sneeze Estornudar
Stomachache Dolor de estómago
Sunburn Quemadura del sol
Swollen Inflado
Temperature/Fever Fiebre
Toothache Dolor de muela H got fever
He fever.
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Here you have some vocabulary about more serious conditions:
Word Translation
Allergic reaction Reacción alérgica

Fracture Fractura
Burn Quemadura
Choking Asfixia
High (low) pressure Presión alta (baja)
Infection Infección
Poisoning Envenenamiento
Strained Dislocación
Twist Torcedura
I’m having an allergic Unconsciousness Inconsciencia

reaction.
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Here you have some examples:
I have blisters in my foot. Dianne fainted.
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Relative
pronouns
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Relative pronouns
Relative pronouns are used when you want to point people, things or places from the main sentence.
That’s the
man who hit
me.
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Relative pronouns
Here you have the relative pronouns:
Who: It is used when the main phrase Which: It is used when the main phrase
talks about a person. talks about an object or an animal.
He
H iis the guy who
o danced
d nce
dan
n e
ed
dwwith
itth phone
It’ a phon
It’s p hone
ne
e whichhh
has
a manyy
me. interesting
in
intte
eresting
er stin
restin apps.
t ng app
pps.
p .
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Relative pronouns
Whose: It is used when the main phrase That: You can use it in exchange for all
talks about possessive adjectives. the previous ones.
He’s the boy whose dog This is the song that I like a lot.
got lost.
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Relative
adverbs
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Relative adverbs
Relative adverbs are used in a similar way of relative pronouns.
This is the day

when he told me
to come.
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Relative adverbs
Here you have the list of relative adverbs:
When: It is used when the main phrase Where: It is used when the main phrase
talks about time. talks about places.
I remember the day This is the restaurant

when I saw her. where I met him.
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Relative adverbs
Why: It is used when you want to

give a reason.
That’s the reason why I left.
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Relative
clauses
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Relative clauses
We use relative clauses to give additional information about something without starting another sentence.
This is the
book that won
b
the Pulitzer
prize.
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Relative clauses
Here you have the explanation about how to use it:
Clause Use Example
In this case, the relative pronoun is the Mario is the man who

Subject subject of the clause. called me yesterday.
In this case, the relative pronoun is the You shouldn’t believe

Object
object of the clause. everything that you read
in the newspaper.
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Relative clauses
Here you have some examples:
The bag that The dog who

was stolen bit
b it your chair
was
was mine. is mine.
She is the singer Thatt is

Th i the
th place
who gave
g the that I want to
best
best show
be ever.
ow eve visit.
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ENGLISH • 3

Week How much do you know about it?

This lesson will help you Health.

week 13 Relative adverbs.

You will learn about: Relative clauses.

Backache Dolor de espalda

Karen feels like vomiting.

Earache Dolor de oído

Headache Dolor de cabeza

John has diarrhea.

Sore throat Dolor de garganta

Allergic reaction Reacción alérgica

I’m having an allergic Unconsciousness Inconsciencia

Here you have some examples:

I have blisters in my foot. Dianne fainted.

This is the day

Here you have the list of relative adverbs:

I remember the day This is the restaurant

Why: It is used when you want to

That’s the reason why I left.

Here you have the explanation about how to use it:

Clause Use Example

In this case, the relative pronoun is the Mario is the man who

In this case, the relative pronoun is the You shouldn’t believe

Here you have some examples:

The bag that The dog who

She is the singer Thatt is

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