UNIT 2 HOLIDAYS AND

TRADITIONS
ADJECTIVES CLAUSES
• THEY ARE SENTENCES (CLAUSE) TO IDENTIFY OR DESCRIBE PEOPLE OR THINGS

1. WHO OR THAT (PEOPLE)

- A MARIACHI IS A SINGER WHO/THAT SINGS TRADITIONAL

MEXICAN MUSIC.

VERB
- A CHAMAN IS A PERSON WHO/THAT PRACTICES ANCESTRAL
RITES.

VERB
- CUCURUCHOS ARE GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO/THAT DRESS UP IN
PURPLE.

VERB
2. THAT (THINGS)

- CARNAVAL IS A CELEBRATION THAT TAKES PLACE IN FEBRUARY OR

MARCH.

VERB
 EXAMPLES TO PRACTICE
DESCRIBE THE FOLLOWING WORDS USE WHO/THAT

1. DIABLO HUMA
2. CURIQUINGUES
3. INTI RAYMI
4. CHONTACUROS
2. WHO – WHOM – THAT (PEOPLE) / THAT (THINGS)

A) WHO AS A SUBJECT = WHO + VERB

- THE PEOPLE WHO ARE THE GUESTS SHOULD BRING GIFTS.

VERB
B) WHO AS OBJECT = WHO + SUBJECT + VERB
- THE PEOPLE WHOM YOU INVITE SHOULD BRING GIFTS.

S V
A) THE GIFTS THAT REPRESENT LOVE ARE INEXPENSIVE.

VERB
B) THE GIFTS THAT YOUR BOYFRIEND BRINGS SHOULD BE
INEXPENSIVE.

S V
- THE CHILDREN WHO HAVE BEHAVED WELL RECIEVED REWARDS.

VERB

- THE CHILDREN WHO WE RAISE WELL RECIEVED REWARDS.

S V
• EXAMPLES TO PRACTICE

WHO/THAT as a Subject + Verb WHO/THAT as an Object + Subject

A mother who gives birth represents A mother who you love represents
love. loyalty.
Children Children

A cellphone A cellphone
• EXAMPLES TO PRACTICE

WHO/THAT as a Subject + Verb WHO/THAT as an Object + Subject

The people who are the guests have to People who you invited should bring
bring gifts. gifts.
Carnaval Carnaval

Fanesca Fanesca