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　　Attributive Clause (prep.+ which / whom) 学案
　　Beyond---The East Beatles
　　Task 1.Fill in the blanks with proper words (1 blank 1 word).
　　(1) They can still remember the day ______their band was formed.
　　(2) It is sad for them to talt Japan, _______ Huang Jiaju died.
　　(3) Huang Jiaju, ______we are most familiar _____, has passed away.
　　The Beatles
　　Task 2. Fill in the blanks with proper “prep.+which/whom”.
　　(1) The Beatles was formed in 1960s, ____ _____ most bands named themselves with animals.
　　(2) That they wanted to be different from others was the reason ____ ____ they changed “Beetles” into “Beatles”.
　　(3) They created their own songs, _____ _____ many people have great interest.
　　(4) “Hey Jude”,“Let it be” and “Yesterday” are all their famous songs, ____ ______ we are very familiar.
　　Task 3. Join two sentences together by using “prep.+which/whom”.
　　(1) A. There have been many bands in the world.
　　B. The most popular of the bands in the world was the Beatles.
　　There have been many bands in the world, of which the most popular was the Beatles.
　　(2) A. They made many records.
　　B. They are famous for the records.
　　They made many records, ______________________________________________.
　　(3) A. There are many famous songs.
　　B. They wrote about their own lives and problems in their famous songs.
　　There are many famous songs, __________________________________________.
　　(4) A. From 1963 to 1970, they gave many concerts.
　　B. They played all their latest hits at the concerts.
　　From 1963 to 1970, they gave many concerts, _____________________________
　　___________________.
　　(5) A. Their fans followed them everywhere.
　　B. The Beatles would not have been so famous without their fans.
　　Their fans, ___________________________________________________________, followed them everywhere.
　　Finally they stopped their concerts in order to live quieter lives.
　　Translate by using attributive clause (定语从句). If possible, use “prep. + whom/which”.