Mastering Embedded Clauses: Definition, Placement, Practice

Mastering Embedded Clauses: Definition, Placement, Practice
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Explore the concept of embedded clauses with criteria for success. Learn to define, identify placement, and construct sentences with embedded clauses effectively. Enhance your language skills with practical examples and guidelines.

  • Embedded Clauses
  • Language Skills
  • Grammar
  • Writing Practice

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  1. Tuesday 23rdJune 2020 LO: Embedded clauses Success criteria : I can explain what an embedded clause is. I can identify where to place an embedded clause. I can write sentences using embedded clauses. I can use both embedded clauses and embedded relative clauses. I can use embedded clauses within subordinate clauses.

  2. Starter What do you notice? What do you see? I know that because .. Can you predict what the book might be about?

  3. Year by year there are changes in the view from the window. Little by little the smaller changes add together This book deals with the topic of sustainability.

  4. Sustainability Definition - not being harmful to the environment and thereby supporting the ecological balance long term. The book demonstrates no sustainability. What link does this have with our topic of South America?

  5. Deforestation Deforestation is the removal of a forest or stand of trees from land which is then converted to a non- forest use. Deforestation can involve conversion of forest land to farms, ranches, or urban use. The most concentrated deforestation occurs in tropical rainforests.

  6. Todays learning What is an embedded clause?

  7. An embedded clause is a subordinate clause that appears in the middle of a sentence (it is embedded within it). We use carefully chosen punctuation to separate embedded clauses from the main clause.

  8. The lady, who was cradling a baby, was looking out the window. Where is the embedded clause?

  9. How do we create embedded clauses? Think of a simple sentence first. The lady was standing in the window. Now we identify where the extra information can go (often after a noun). In this sentence The lady is the noun. Then we use either an adverbial (when, where or how), a relative pronoun or a subordinating conjunction to add extra information. Next we place the extra information (embedded clause) in the correct place and use either brackets, dashes or commas to separate from the main clause. The lady, who was cradling a baby, was standing in the window.

  10. Task Using the images you have been given, create sentences that contain embedded clauses. You have been given some word banks to help you. GD: Try and use an embedded clause within a subordinating clause. Although the shed (that was in the middle of the garden) seemed rusty and old, it is perfectly useable.

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