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Using Clauses in English

There are a number of different types of clauses used in English. This lesson focuses on the use of dependent, independent, relative, defining and non-defining clauses. Each type of clause is explained, examples are provided and a follow-up quiz for each section tests your knowledge.

1 Hour 15 Mins

 INT

Writing

English Words/Grammar

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guilleichiguilleichi

Submitted by Guilleichi on 02 Aug, 2010 10:17 PM GMT

Thanks a lot, I understood things that I hadn't understood before .

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jcwhkjcwhk

Submitted by Jcwhk on 29 Jul, 2010 09:59 PM GMT

Good lessons

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miguel1258miguel1258

Submitted by Miguel1258 on 10 Jun, 2010 04:05 AM GMT

Good lesson but kinda confusing.. :D .Anyway ,thanks

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meeraameeraa

Submitted by Meeraa on 24 May, 2010 07:50 AM GMT

very useful clauses..
thankyou kenneth

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Hazel_AsanHazel_Asan

Submitted by Hazel_Asan on 02 May, 2010 08:54 PM GMT

Excellent lesson, indeed! I have also remembered the grammar of my own language.
Thank you.

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KennethKenneth

Submitted by Kenneth on 20 Apr, 2010 11:05 PM GMT

Fantastic lesson! I wanted to understand this topic. Your explanation has been pretty clear and all my doubts have been clarified. Thank you very much.
Kenneth, who is from USA, is a great teacher. :)

Thank you for the feedback, and it looks like you have understood!

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WillhawkWillhawk

Submitted by Willhawk on 19 Apr, 2010 09:07 PM GMT

Fantastic lesson! I wanted to understand this topic. Your explanation has been pretty clear and all my doubts have been clarified. Thank you very much.
Kenneth, who is from USA, is a great teacher. :)

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kcv2005kcv2005

Submitted by Kcv2005 on 21 Mar, 2010 08:50 AM GMT

Really helpful! Thank you very much!

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OlGrinOlGrin

Submitted by OlGrin on 07 Jan, 2010 05:37 PM GMT

Thanks, it was very interesting and helpful!

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and_andrzejand_andrzej

Submitted by And_andrzej on 09 Nov, 2009 11:06 PM GMT

Thanks for the lesson. It is a huge lesson and very good. Quizzes act beyond reproach.

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About Kenneth

I'm the guide to English as a Second Language at About.com part of the New York Times Company ... Read More(http://esl.about.com ). I've lived in Germany and Italy and speak both of the languages fluently, so I'm familiar with the challenges language learners face. I live in Portland, Oregon which I love because it's got everything I like about cities, but it's not too big. I think the most important thing about using English is .... using English. It doesn't matter whether everything you say or write is perfectly correct or not. The only way to improve is to take the road to get there. Of course, that doesn't mean working towards more fluent language usage isn't important. On the contrary, we all want to improve. The point is we need to engage in using the language to pragmatically bring about progress.
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