Going to The

Cinema
UNIT 7
 VOCABULARY
01 Gripping A brave
providing
02 Courageous B enjoyment
Sinister or ghostly in
03 Persistent C a way causes fear.
04 Amusing D causing extreme fear
holding the
05 Spooky E attention
stubbornly
06 Terrifying F unyielding
 VOCABULARY
01 Gripping A brave
providing
02 Courageous B enjoyment
Sinister or ghostly in
03 Persistent C a way causes fear.
04 Amusing D causing extreme fear
holding the
05 Spooky E attention
stubbornly
06 Terrifying F unyielding
 RELATIVE
CLAUSE
A relative clause is a part of a sentence
that provides more information about
the subject. A defining relative clause
identifies the subject we are talking
about.
0 DEFINING
RELATIVE CLAUSES
1
• REWRITE
The THE She
woman is a doctor. SENTENCES
lives next door. USING
DEFINING
The RELATIVE
woman is a doctor who lives CLAUSE?
next door.
• They work with people. The people are interesting and unusual.
They work with people who are interesting and unusual.
• It is important to eat good food. The food should be fresh and
healthy.
It is important to eat good food which should be fresh and
healthy.
0 NON-DEFINING
RELATIVE CLAUSES
2
The non-defining clause in this sentence gives secondary information
about a person
• The statue, who is very old, is next to Lilydale Park.
REWRITE THE SENTENCES,
The statue, which is very old, is next to Lilydale Park.
CORRECTING THE ERRORS?
• My brother, which is very talented, is an opera singer.
My brother, who is very talented, is an opera singer.
• My house, who is very old, is located in a quiet street in
Ringwood.
My house, which is very old, is located in a quiet street in
Ringwood.
 03
EITHER…OR…
We use either…or… to talk about two things we can
choose from. It means ‘one or the other one’

EXAMPLE:

You can choose either the red car or the blue car.

Either mom or dad will come to pick me up.

 NEITHER…
04 NOR…
We use neither…nor… to talk about two things. It
means ‘not one and not the other’. (to make negative
statements)
EXAMPLE:

Neither Mr Smith nor Mrs Jones came to the meeting.

I will neither call you nor send you a message before

mid night.
REMEMBER!
COMPLETE THE SENTENCES USING
‘EITHER..OR’ OR ‘NEITHER..NOR’.
● ________________ the UK __________ Spain is in Asia.
● Let’s meet ________________ Monday _____________ Tuesday.
● _______________ tomorrow _____________ the day after tomorrow is
a good day to meet.
● You can have ______________ eggs _________ bread for breakfast.
● The hat was _________________ too large ____________ too small. It
was the right size.
COMPLETE THE SENTENCES USING
‘EITHER..OR’ OR ‘NEITHER..NOR’.
● Neither the UK nor Spain is in Asia.
● Let’s meet either Monday or Tuesday.
● Either tomorrow or the day after tomorrow is a good day to meet.
● You can have either eggs or bread for breakfast.
● The hat was neither too large nor too small. It was the right size.
THAN
KS

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