Weekly upload: INTERESTING GRAMMAR FACTS PART 2

Grammar Facts 2

Relative clauses:

Defining relative clause:

• Describes exactly which person or thing we mean.
• No comma.

Non-defining relative clause:

• Contains extra information.
• A comma at the end of the relative clause and in the begining.

Compound Nouns:

Noun + Noun= general used to refer to familiar thing.

• The second noun shows the main class of noun, the first noun shows the type.
• The first noun is used kind of an adjective, so is normally singular.
• Are words for people, animals, places, things, or ideas, made up of two or more words.

Estructure:

• One word: two words join.
• Hyphen: two words divided with a hyphen.
• Space: two words that mean one and are separated by a space.

Glossory:

• Cellar: A room below ground level in a house, often used for storing wine or coal.
• Dizzy: Having or involving a sensation of spinning around and losing one´s balance.
• Fuss: A display of unnecesary or excessive excitment activity or interest.
• Derive: receive from.