89일차. ♣ Unit 6. Hotels - LESSON 3. GETTING HELP FROM THE CONCIERGE - [Extra information with 'which']

89일차. ♣ Unit 6. Hotels - LESSON 3. GETTING HELP FROM THE CONCIERGE - [Extra information with 'which']

※ Adding information with *which*

*To add extra information to a sentence, you can use a clause with which. Notice that, because these clauses add non-essential information, there is a comma (,) to mark off the clause.

The river cruise, which would show you some of London's most famous monuments, includes dinner.

I don't recommend the double-decker bus, which is crowded and noisy.

The Ink Spot, which is very near here, often has famous jazz bands.

• double-decker /ˌdʌbl ˈdekər/

1-a bus with two floors, one on top of the other

COMPARE single-decker

: 이층 버스

 

2-(North American English) a sandwich made from three pieces of bread with two layers of food between them

: (세 조각의 빵을 겹쳐 만든) 이중 샌드위치