Relative Clauses-Gerunds-Infinitives Workshop English Iv
Relative Clauses-Gerunds-Infinitives Workshop English Iv
LAW – ENGLISH IV
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Look at the video and complete the conversation by using relative clauses.
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Ollie: Hey, Daiz, you remember that Mum was talking about putting
videos up on her blog?
Daisy: Yeah.
Ollie: Well, she’s got the first one up. It looks pretty cool.
Daisy: Oh, right. Where is she at the moment? Peru, isn’t it?
Ollie: I think she’s in Bolivia now, but the video’s from yesterday,
when she was on the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca.
Daisy: OK, let’s have a look.
Sophie: Hi, everyone. Today I’m visiting the floating Uros Islands on
Lake Titicaca.
Sophie: The people _____ _____ _____ _____ ______ the same
kind of lifestyle for hundreds of years. The amazing thing about
these islands is that they are man-made and made out of plants.
The islanders pick the tall reeds _____ _____ _____ _____ _____
of the lake and use them to make the islands. Every three months
they have to put down new reeds. If they didn’t, the islands would
sink into the lake! Oh, yeah, and as I said, the islands float, so they
have to be anchored to the bottom of the lake with rope, like a boat.
Daisy: Hey, it’s really good!
Sophie: The islands are kind of bouncy to walk on, but they’re pretty
strong. The Uros people make fires, _____ _____ _____ _____
_____. OK, there’s a house made of reeds, but that grey thing,
______ _____ ______ ______ on the roof there, isn’t very
traditional. That’s a solar panel – technology gets to every corner
of the world nowadays.
Ollie: Mmm, it’s a bit like a geography lesson, but it’s interesting.
Daisy: Yeah, I think it’s great.
Ollie: OK, let’s write a nice comment and ‘like’ it.