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    This document discusses concerns one might have if moving to a foreign country, and provides examples of noun phrases containing relative clauses. It lists concerns such as missing home cooking, getting used to different customs, and not knowing local food, prices, or how to find a good doctor. It also notes that communicating in a new language and being away from familiar places like one's bedroom at home could present challenges. The document then demonstrates how to construct noun phrases containing relative clauses, such as "my mom's cooking is one thing that I'd really miss" or "communicating in a new language is something that I'd be nervous about."

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    This document discusses concerns one might have if moving to a foreign country, and provides examples of noun phrases containing relative clauses. It lists concerns such as missing home cooking, getting used to different customs, and not knowing local food, prices, or how to find a good doctor. It also notes that communicating in a new language and being away from familiar places like one's bedroom at home could present challenges. The document then demonstrates how to construct noun phrases containing relative clauses, such as "my mom's cooking is one thing that I'd really miss" or "communicating in a new language is something that I'd be nervous about."

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    Noun Phrases Containing Relative Clauses

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    This document discusses concerns one might have if moving to a foreign country, and provides examples of noun phrases containing relative clauses. It lists concerns such as missing home cooking, getting used to different customs, and not knowing local food, prices, or how to find a good doctor. It also notes that communicating in a new language and being away from familiar places like one's bedroom at home could present challenges. The document then demonstrates how to construct noun phrases containing relative clauses, such as "my mom's cooking is one thing that I'd really miss" or "communicating in a new language is something that I'd be nervous about."

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    NOUN PHRASES

    CONTAINING RELATIVE
    CLAUSES
    For
    FELIX GUILLERMO CANENCIA MONTERROSA

    CENTRO DE IDIOMAS UNICORDOBA


    MONTERIA
    2019
    PERSPECTIVES
    IF MOVED TO A FOREIGN COUNTRY.

    A. Listen to the people talk about moving to a foreign


    country. Would you have any of the same concerns?
    • “one thing I´d really miss is my mom´s cooking”.
    • “I´d be worried about the local food. I might not like it”
    • “getting used to different customs might de difficult at first”
    • “my room at home is the thing that I´d miss the most”
    • “ Not knowing the prices of things is something I´d be concerned
    about”
    • Moving to a country with a very different climate could be a challenge.
    • I´d be worried about getting sick and not knowing how to find a good
    doctor”.
    • Something I´d be nervous about is communicating in a new language”.
    GRAMMAR FOCUS
    NOUN PHRASES CONTAINING RELATIVE CLAUSES.

    • One thing (that) I´d really • My mom´s cooking is one


    miss is my mom´s thing (that) I´d really miss.
    cooking. • Communicating in a new
    • Something (that) I´d be language is something
    nervous about is (that) I´d be nervous
    communicating in a new about.
    language”. • My parents are two
    • Two people (who/that) I´d people (who/that) I´d call
    call every week are my every week.
    parents
    NOUN PHRASES CONTAINING
    RELATIVE CLAUSES.
    }

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