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Relative Clauses

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Today, I'm going to explain relative clauses.

We use them to give additional informaticon about something without starting another sentence.

-How do you form that?
It's very easy. For example:
Imagine you are talking about the clothes that your sister has bought.

-She is my sister. She has bought the clothes.

We can put together and said:

-She is my sister who has bought the clothes. 

There are some relatives pronouns to use:

-Subject Pronoun or Object Pronoun?
If the relative pronoun is followed by a verb, it's a subject.
The woman who was afraid of spiders.
If the relative pronoun is followed by a noun or a pronoun, it's a object.
He ate at the restaurant where my mum worked.

-Defining relative clauses
It gives some information that it's essential to understand the sentence and aren't put in commas.
This is the film which is directed by Pedro Almodovar.

-Non-defining relative clauses
It gives some information the it isn't essential to understand the sentence and are put in commas.
The girl, who lives in Barcelona, speaks two different languages.

Here you can do exercises and practise it. Bye! :)
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4

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10 years of Facebook

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Today I'm going to talk about the Facebook, this important social media network which 1.23 billion of people have. Are you on Facebook?

I've been on Facebook for two years. I have it because it's the only way to communicate with my poland friends. It's such an enjoyable page nevertheless, I prefer others like instagram or twitter.
We compare to other Facebook users with the language, the way to comment or upload photos and  probably they use Facebook more times than Spanish users because we have other pages to chat with our friends.
I like Facebook but I feel angry about the advertising on Facebook because it isn't  necessary for me that I've never bought something.
I spend on Facebook about 30 hours each month. This time it's normal because too many people spend more time than me in front of the computer.
On the other hand, we must have care about the privacy of social media networks. I'm concerned with that owing to the things I say when I'm chatting or the photos are upload can be taken by other people.

The truth of the famous Vans

I'm going to talk about the thruth of the famous Vans.

At first sight, everybody has one because it's such fashionable shoes nevertheless, nobody knows how it was invented or made. In their sole, there is the Star of David. It means that jewishs had made the shoes during the Second Global War.
In the Second place, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) said that this sign shouldn't be a problem for people to wear in addition, the shoes were made without looking at this detail.

From my point of view, all the people who buy them should know it. On the other hand, the producers should take off this sign because it could be dangerous.

Passive voice

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Today I'm going to talk about the passive voice.
Don't worry, it isn't so difficult! :)

The passive voice
·It's used when the subject doesn't do the action.
·We put the receiver of an action as the subject.
·We put the doer of an action as the object.

Ex:     People sell flowers
          Flowers are sold (by people) -> It isn't necessary if the subject it understand perfectly.

The form of the passive voice it's formed by :    BE + PAST PARTICIPLE

Verb time	Active	Passive
Present simple	do/does	is/are done
Present continous	is/are doing	is/are being done
Past simple	did	was/were done
Past continous	was/were doing	was/were being done
Present perfect	has/have doing	has/have been done
Past perfect	had doing	had been done
Simple future	will do	will be done
Perfect future	will have do	will have been done
Present conditional	would do	would be done
Perfect conditional	would have do	would have been done

Here you can practise this. Good luck!

Activity 1

Activity 2

Activity 3

Modal verbs

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Today, I'm going to help you with modal verbs. It is very easy so you will understand very quickly. Don't worry! 

There are two types:

-Modal: they are always followed by infinitif without "to". They are the same with all the pronouns and to make the negative you only need "not". Don't forget that you mustn't write two modals verbs together.

They are: can, could, may, might, should, ought to, must, will, would, would rather and would like.

-Semimodal: It is called by "semi" because it isn't as modal verbs. It always go with "to". It variety with the pronouns (have- I, you, we, they/ has- he, she, it)  and to make negative you put: haven't or hasn't. And you can write the semimodal with other modal verb together. 

These are very different. If you don't understand it, look this:

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