Inglés para viajar II: 14/12/2017

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1. THAT

a. That book is  mine
b. that's mine
c. I think that you are right / I said that the movie was not good.
d. The man that you met is a writer.
    The man that gave you a book is a writer.

(c) y (d) son ejemplos de oraciones subordinadas de distinta naturaleza. Hoy nos vamos a centrar en ellas.

Para (d) podemos hacer este ejercicio y aquí encontraremos explicaciones y más ejercicios. Para (c) podemos echar un vistazo a esta página.

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