The Relative Clause Song | MC Grammar 🎤 | Educational Rap Songs for Kids 🎵

Play this song and rap along to learn all about relative clauses. Enjoy fast-moving, bouncy rhymes and the catchy melody! By learning and rapping this song you will always remember the relative pronouns and adverbs you need to recognise and start creating your own relative clauses. You will also understand the difference between a main clause (independent clause) and a subordinate clause (dependent clause). Remember: being able to use a variety of sentence types and lengths will make your writing engaging and exciting for any reader. *Lyrics* 🎵 Verse 1: I can tell what a relative clause is. It’s subordinate and acts like an adjective. That means it adds information to the subject and begins with a relative adverb or pronoun. LIKE… Bridge: Who, whom, that, which, whose... Where, when...what do they do? Verse 2: Next, when you link them to a verb then you’re going to get a clause that’s dependent, adjectival, related to the subject or maybe the object! Then what’s next to qualify your sentence complex? Just add a main clause — a thought that is complete! It’s concrete! You’ve got it. Now pump the bass and drop it! Bridge: Who, whom, that, which, whose... Where, when...what do they do? Function like an adjective… Truth! …when they’re joined to a verb. Tick tick BOOM! Chorus: I’m teaching you all about relative clauses. And the words that they begin wa wa with. So listen to the the this! Listen and Learn with MC Grammar&Educational Rap Songs for...