Relative Clauses and Heroes

Wednesday 12^th

Hi again!

Not much to add, except that we went on talking about relative clauses. We practised them with grammar exercises and also in conversation.

You told me about a place where you would like to go. Despite the cold weather, Canada, where you have never been to, is a place you would like to visit.

You like number 13, which is a number connected to you in a certain way. You live at 13, for example.

You couldn’t think of a specific song that brought back special memories. There are so many songs you enjoy… Maybe the soundtrack which was composed for the film “Out of Africa.”

It’s the same with photos. Your favourite photos are photos which show family and friend meetings, outings or reunions.

And we listened to and did exercises on the song: ‘Holding out for a hero’, which was written for Bonnie Tyler.

Did you know that a version of this song was the theme song for ‘Shrek 2’?

Neither did I!

Remember:

·         A streetwise is a person who’s used to living in the streets and who is more than capable of looking after himself / herself.

·         A fiery steed is a wild horse.

·         To sweep me off my feet means (away or off) to overwhelm emotionally: she was swept away by his charm

I also like Bonnie Tyler!

Song

Total Eclipse of the Heart