ORACIONES RELATIVAS 1º Y 2º BACHILLERATO.

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ORACIONES RELATIVAS 1º Y 2º BACHILLERATO

2 TIPOS PRINCIPALES: ESPECIFICATIVAS & EXPLICATIVAS

ORACIONES ESPECIFÍCATIVAS Especifican o definen lo que se está hablando. NO van entre comas. “who” se utiliza para personas. “which” para cosas. “that” es más común para cosas, pero también puede ser usado para personas.

TIPOS DE ESPECIFICATIVAS: DE SUJETO El pronombre relativo es el sujeto dentro de la oración relativa. NO se puede omitir. “the burglar who broke into the bank was arrested later.” DE OBJETO El pronombre relativo es el objeto dentro de la oración relativa. SI podemos omitirlo. “ this is the weapon the attacker used.”

OTROS ASPECTOS SOBRE LAS ORACIONES ESPECIFÍCATIVAS Los pronombres “whose” (cuy@s) y “where”no pueden ser omitidos. “The is the man whose arm was broken in the attack.” Las preposiciones normalmente se colocan al final de la oración relativa. “The boy ran off with sweets he hadn’t paid for”.

ORACIONES EXPLICATIVAS Contienen información adicional que no es crucial para el significado de la oración. Se utilizan comas para separar la oración relativa de la principal. Los pronombres NO pueden omitirse. El pronombre “whom” puede ser usado cuando la persona es el objeto en la relativa. “The man, whom the police were watching, managed to get away.” “whose” y “where” también pueden ser utilizados en la explicativa.

DIAPORAMA DE LOS PRONOMBRES RELATIVOS ESPECIFÍCATIVAS EXPLICATIVAS which who whom that where whose

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