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Past simple, past Continuous

 


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5 secrets to language learning success

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Relative Clauses

--> Relative Clauses: (remember the chart we explained in class):

Defining	No commas	That = who / which	(that, who, which) You can omit them.
Non-Defining	, ,	Who / which. That is not allowed.	Who, which: cannot be omitted.

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My left foot.

 
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The Elephant Man

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British Myths and Legends

 
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Travel, trip and journey

Travel is used to mean the general activity of moving from one place to another. It is usually a verb.

Journey refers to travelling a long distance, or travelling regularly, emphasizing on the idea of travelling itself.

Trip refers to travelling a short distance, or an unusual journey, emphasizing on the place or the reason of travelling.

• travel
  Air travel is faster than rail travel.
  His job involves a lot of travelling.
  
  
• journey
  We had a long journey through the mountains.
  He usually reads the paper during the train journey to work.
  
  
• trip
  His job involves a lot of business trips.
  Our trip to Las Vegas was great.

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The Murders of the rue Morgue , by Edgar Allan Poe

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