What makes us happy? Authentic texts, relative pronouns and comparatives
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I can apply the full extent of my linguistic knowledge to help me understand authentic texts about happiness.
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By regularly revisiting a range of vocabulary, you will be better prepared to understand authentic texts.
Add –er to an adjective or adverb to form the comparative. Some comparatives are irregular, such as 'gut' - 'besser'.
Relative clauses add information about the noun in a main clause, without starting another sentence.
Relative clauses start with a relative pronoun. Use the definite article that matches the noun in the main clause.
'Wenn' (if, when[ever]) is a conjunction that triggers word order three, sending the verb to the end of the statement.
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