Here I've marked the relative clauses from
the sentences on Thursday night:
- I'm going to enjoy some extra free time next week, which is a holiday.
- The holiday, which is a Buddhist one, honors the spirits of our ancestors.
- There's no holiday which is similar in America, I think.
- America has holidays which are religious and holidays which are political, but nothing like O-Bon, I think.
- I'm going to play the drum which I posted a picture of a few days ago.
In these sentences, what information is essential? For more on essential, see this post:
http://upgradeenglish.blogspot.com/2009/08/its-essential.html
The vegetable soup
which is in this picture wasn't nearly as delicious as the
chickpea curry
which I made for breakfast today. I would have shown that to you, but I just realized a problem. My iPhone,
which always makes me angry, didn't save the photo somehow.
Grrr! <- no commas, then commas... why?
- 雛豆 (ひよこまめ) (n) chickpea (Cicer arietinum); garbanzo bean;
- grr うおー！、うーっ！◆怒り
More tomorrow!
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