Short review exercises on the use of who, which and that.
Start by using the presentation to explain the different use cases of each.
The worksheet is split into three rounds:
Round 1 - Who or Which (didn't include that as I feel it'd be too easy)
Round 2 - Guess that answer by examining the relative pronoun
Round 3 - Translation (might be too difficult, so can be done as a class)
My 3rd students are quite shy, so round 2 and 3 were done in pairs.
I gave five minutes for each round, before showing them the answers on the presentation.
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Really nicely made, thanks!
Nice worksheet but did the children ask why '' BTS are a group...'' instead of BTS is a group?
Thanks for uploading this. It has saved a very tired ALT.
BTS is a group. 1 group. Thank you for your hard work.
People, UK English treats collective nouns as plural (BTS are a group). American English treats them as singular (BTS is a group). One is not right or wrong. Check your students' textbooks to see which you're supposed to teach.
Very nice lesson plan and explanations! However, LINE was not made in Japan, it was actually made in Korea :0