主格を用いた関係代名詞を使ってみよう

The Relative Pronoun subjective case

主格を用いた関係代名詞を使って講師と会話してみましょう。

関係代名詞とは、「説明される名詞」と「名詞を説明するのに使う節」を結びつける表現です。回答例ではwhoが関係代名詞の働きをしています。関係代名詞が主語として働く場合には、主格の代名詞が使われます。人を説明したいならwho、人以外ならwhich、若しくはその両方にthatを使うことができます。【回答例】 Look at the girl who is so cute ! あのすごく可愛い子を見てみて！

Please use a relative pronoun with a subjective case.

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Please use a relative pronoun with a subjective case.

Sure.

I happened to meet up a teacher who taught me mathematics last yaer.
My English school, which is located in Tokyo, will be closed from tomorrow.
It is Emily who got me this bag for my birth day.

自然な表現

Sure.

I happened to meet up with a teacher who taught me mathematics last year.
My English school, which is located in Tokyo, will be closed starting tomorrow.
It is Emily who got me this bag for my birthday.

1. Use this preposition to refer to, "accompanied by (another person or thing)";
2. Correct spelling;
3. This is the appropriate word to use in this context;
4. This is one word;

This is good, and I would like you to make more examples of the relative pronoun subject case. I am here to help you if you need it.

Thanks.

I live in Tokyo, which is the capital city of Japan.
I got my book stolen that was bought for mw by my parents.
I think highly of my sister who got Ph.D this year.

自然な表現

Thanks.

I live in Tokyo, which is the capital city of Japan.
I got my book stolen that was bought for me by my parents.
I think highly of my sister who got her Ph.D. this year.

1. This is the correct spelling;
2. Use this pronoun to refer back to your sister;

That's nice. Can you tell me more about Tokyo? How did you lose your book and how did you feel about it?

I live in the countryside of Tokyo, so I think your image of Tokyo is totally different from where I live. There's no skyscraper in my city.

It seems that I left the book somewhere, rather than having been stolen. I felt sad because I hadn't finished reading it yet.

自然な表現

I live in the countryside of Tokyo, so I think your image of Tokyo is totally different from where I live. There's no skyscraper in my city.

It seems that I left the book somewhere, rather than it being stolen. I felt sad because I hadn't finished reading it yet.

1. You may use this expression as an alternative to your original statement;

Maybe you can borrow that book from a library and finish reading it. You may continue with your practice and write more sentences by using a relative pronoun with the subjective case.

Absolutely.

The nearest library from my house is closed due to the state of emergency that was declared a week ago. Actually, I like self-isolation that allows me to study more. I hope this pandemic, which has killed thousands people around the world, will come to an end soon thought.

自然な表現

Absolutely.

The nearest library from my house is closed due to the state of emergency that was declared a week ago. Actually, I like self-isolation that allows me to study more. I hope this pandemic, which has killed thousands of people around the world, will come to an end soon though.

1. Add this preposition when expressing the relationship between a scale or measure and a value;
2. This is the correct word to use in this context meaning, "despite the fact that";

I absolutely agree with you. What have you been studying? Do you spend more time studying English now that you can't go out often?

Yes, I've been studying English more. I need to get 7.0 points in IELTS, which is required to apply for a scholarship.

自然な表現

Yes, I've been studying English more. I need to get 7.0 points in IELTS to apply for a scholarship.

1. You can make your sentence concise by using this expression;

Great job, Rika. On to the next!

主格を用いた関係代名詞を使ってみよう

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