A Look at Peru's most important people
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Se comunica oralmente en inglés como lengua extranjera.
Dialogue: A roadmap
Relative Clauses
Let’s remember!
1.-Look at and identify the characters
Critical thinking question
2.-Answer the question.
a) Who is your role model?
b) What do you know about these people?
c) Do you admire any of these famous Peruvian people?
d) Why are they important?
3.- Match the words in Column A with the correct definition in Column B.
4. Predict “who” the information is about
eGrammatical presentation (Relative Clauses)
5.Read the fallowing information and underline the relative clauses in the text.
1. Writer ______
a. A person who creates poems.
2. Poet ______
b. Something important that a person has done successfully.
3. Designer ______
c. A person who cooks professionally, especially in a restaurant.
4. Chef _______
d. A person who guides or directs others.
5. Leader _______
e. A person who creates books, articles, or other texts.
6. Achievement _______
f. What someone leaves behind for future generations (fame, ideas, work, influence).
7. Legacy _______
g. A person who designs clothes.
UNIT 6 – SESSION 2
Our country is home to many remarkable people, tw o of whom are very well
known. The first is Mario Vargas Llosa, a world-famous author who was
awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2010. His works, which are known
for their social commentary, have been translated into dozens of languages.
He is a writer that has had a major impact on Latin American literature.
Another figure we should all be proud of is Gastón Acurio, a chef who has
revolutionized Peruvian cuisine on a global scale. He is the mastermind
behind numerous restaurants, one of which is called Astrid & Gastón, a
restaurant famous for its innovative dishes. Gastón Acurio is a cultural
ambassador that has shown the world the incredible flavors of Per u.
Understanding Relative Clauses
A relative clause is a part of a sentence that gives us more information about a
noun. Remember these are sentences that give us more information about a
person or thing. We use words like “who”,” which” and “that”.
