GRAMMAR RACENOUN CLAUSES (Azar 2 Ch. 14)

dırectıons• Make groups of 3. • Give a small board and a board marker to each group.• Each group chooses a writer.• Groups answer the questions by writing on the small

boards.• If the group finds the answer in 10 seconds, it gets 10

points.• The group needs to write all the possible answers.• The group with the most points win.

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1. Nobody knows _____________ the beginning of a tornado.

a. How we can predictb. How can we predictc. What we can predictd. That we can predict

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1. Nobody knows _____________ the beginning of a tornado.

a. How we can predictb. How can we predictc. What we can predictd. That we can predict

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2. Our teacher says _____________ a tornado before. a. That he seenb. What he sawc. That he has seend. What he has seen

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2. Our teacher says _____________ a tornado before. a. That he seenb. What he sawc. That he has seend. What he has seen

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3. Have you ever seen _____________?a. What can a tornado dob. That a tornado can do whatc. What a tornado can do thatd. What a tornado can do

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3. Have you ever seen _____________?a. What can a tornado dob. That a tornado can do whatc. What a tornado can do thatd. What a tornado can do

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4. _____________ is so small compared to the psychological damage it can cause. a. What physical damage a tornado causesb. When a tornado damagesc. What physical damaged. Where a tornado causes

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4. _____________ is so small compared to the psychological damage it can cause. a. What physical damage a tornado causesb. When a tornado damagesc. What physical damaged. Where a tornado causes

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5. _____________ is a well-known fact.a. Tornadoes deadlyb. That tornadoes are deadlyc. Are tornadoes deadlyd. That are deadly tornadoes

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5. _____________ is a well-known fact.a. Tornadoes deadlyb. That tornadoes are deadlyc. Are tornadoes deadlyd. That are deadly tornadoes

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6. _____________, tornadoes can strike without warning.a. According to what scientists have learnedb. According to learnedc. According to what d. Scientists have learned

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6. _____________, tornadoes can strike without warning.a. According to what scientists have learnedb. According to learnedc. According to what d. Scientists have learned

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7. It is recommended __________ if you see a tornado coming your way.a. You shelter thatb. That you seek shelter c. You seek that shelterd. That shelter seeks you

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7. It is recommended __________ if you see a tornado coming your way.a. You shelter thatb. That you seek shelter c. You seek that shelterd. That shelter seeks you

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8. Scientists are trying to learn __________.a. If can ever we predict tornadoesb. If tornadoes can ever be predictedc. Why are tornadoes unpredictabled. Are tornadoes unpredictable

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8. Scientists are trying to learn __________.a. If can ever we predict tornadoesb. If tornadoes can ever be predictedc. Why are tornadoes unpredictabled. Are tornadoes unpredictable

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9. __________ depends on the population of the town where the storm strikes. a. How much damage can a tornado dob. A tornado can do damagec. Can a tornado do damaged. How much damage a tornado can do

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9. __________ depends on the population of the town where the storm strikes. a. How much damage can a tornado dob. A tornado can do damagec. Can a tornado do damaged. How much damage a tornado can do

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10. __________ depends on who prepares for it and takes it seriously.a. Who survives a tornadob. Can anyone survive a tornadoc. Where survives a tornadod. If tornadoes happen

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10. __________ depends on who prepares for it and takes it seriously.a. Who survives a tornadob. Can anyone survive a tornadoc. Where survives a tornadod. If tornadoes happen

Complete the dıalogue

11. A: Whose car is that? B: I don’t know_______________________________.

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11. A: Whose car is that? B: I don’t know whose car that is.

Complete the dıalogue

12. A: Whose car is in front of Sam's house? B: I don't know ______________________________.

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12. A: Whose car is in front of Sam's house? B: I don't know whose car is in front of Sam’s house.

Complete the dıalogue

13. A: Are you tired? B: Why do you want to know______________ tired? A: You look tired. I'm worried about you.

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13. A: Are you tired? B: Why do you want to know if I am tired? A: You look tired. I'm worried about you.

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14. A: How long (the oldest whales, live)______________? B: Nobody knows for sure how long (the oldest whales, live)___________________.

Complete the dıalogue

14. A: How long (the oldest whales, live) do the oldest whales live? B: Nobody knows for sure how long (the oldest whales, live) the oldest whales live.

CHANGE THE QUESTION TO A NOUN CLAUSE

15. Is Tom coming? I wonder ___________________________________.

CHANGE THE QUESTION TO A NOUN CLAUSE

15. Is Tom coming? I wonder if (whether) Tom is coming.

gIVE THE MEANING OF “SO” BY WRITING A THAT-CLAUSE

16. A: Does Alice have a car? B: I don’t think so. (= I don’t think _______________________________.)

gIVE THE MEANING OF “SO” BY WRITING A THAT-CLAUSE

16. A: Does Alice have a car? B: I don’t think so. (= I don’t think that Alice has a car.)

gIVE THE MEANING OF “SO” BY WRITING A THAT-CLAUSE

17. A: Did Alex pass his French course? B: I think so. (= I think___________________________________.)

gIVE THE MEANING OF “SO” BY WRITING A THAT-CLAUSE

17. A: Did Alex pass his French course? B: I think so. (= I think that Alex passed his French course.)

gIVE THE MEANING OF “SO” BY WRITING A THAT-CLAUSE

18. A: Did you pass the test? B: I hope so. (= I hope ___________________________________.)

gIVE THE MEANING OF “SO” BY WRITING A THAT-CLAUSE

18. A: Did you pass the test? B: I hope so. (= I hope that I passed the test.)

gIVE THE MEANING OF THAT-CLAUSE BY WRITING “SO” or “not”

19. A: Did you lose your purse? B: I hope that I didn’t. (= I hope _____________.)

gIVE THE MEANING OF THAT-CLAUSE BY WRITING “SO” or “not”

19. A: Did you lose your purse? B: I hope that I didn’t. (= I hope not.)

gIVE THE MEANING OF THAT-CLAUSE BY WRITING “SO” or “not”

20. A: Do you want to come with us? B: I don’t know. I guess that I don’t want. (= I guess _____________.)

gIVE THE MEANING OF THAT-CLAUSE BY WRITING “SO” or “not”

20. A: Do you want to come with us? B: I don’t know. I guess that I don’t want. (= I guess not.)

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