Childhood memories.

Read some posts about childhood memories: http://childhoodnostalgia.tumblr.com/ What were your likes when you were a child? Look at someone's presentation about the things that were fun in the past--> http://prezi.com/mlzayculzn5l/childhood/ Now write your own entr about the best childhood memory you have. Include details and tell extra information about the people, places and activities involved.

What are reduced relative clauses?

A relative clause gives extra information about nouns - how exactly does it do this? Unlike an adjective, which in English comes before the noun, relative clauses always follow the noun that they are defining or describing. Some info and examples!

What's a reduced relative clause?

Reduced relative clauses Look at the following sentences: I can't find my notebook containing all my addresses. She has never met the lecturer leading today's seminar. The tall man standing by the bar is my uncle. The newspaper first reporting the incident is being sued. This is usually referred to as a reduced relative clause and can only be applied to subject relative clauses not object relative clauses. The most obvious feature of this type of reduced clause is that the relative pronoun is left out and the verb following the noun always ends in -ing. The second, but perhaps not quite so obvious feature is that the tense of the verb in the original relative clause is not taken into account. Note how the verb tenses varied in the original sentences: I can't find my notebook that contains all my addresses. (Present Simple) She has never met the lecturer who is leading today's seminar. (Present Continuous) The tall man who was standing by the bar is my uncle. (Past Continuous) The newspaper which first reported the incident is being sued. (Past Simple)

AMAZING!

Have you heard of the RMA sounds? Click on this link to download the file, put your headphones on, close your eyes and see how wonderfully your mind works! WOW! (Click here!)