- Micro Course Introduction
  - Peter's Goal
    - Pass Practical English Test
    - Problem Encountered
    - Consultation with Miss Lee
  - Distinguishing Clauses
    - Attributive Clause
      - Limits or modifies preceding noun
      - Example: "The clause that they had expressed limits the scope of hope"
      - Incomplete sentence structure when relational word is "that"
      - Relational words: when, where, why linked to time, place, reason
    - Appositive Clause
      - Explains content of preceding noun in detail
      - Example: "The clause that they would come to China again explains what the hope is"
      - Complete sentence structure when relational word is "that"
      - Relational words: what, whether, how, if
  - Methods for Identification
    - By Meaning
      - Analyze sentence meaning to determine function of clause
    - By Structure
      - Check completeness of clause
      - Identify relational words and their roles
  - Examples Discussed
    - Sentences with "hope" analyzed
    - Differentiation based on subject, predicate, object presence
  - Summary of Rules
    - Recap of conditions for attributive vs. appositive clauses
    - Emphasis on relational words and noun types
  - Practice Exercises
    - Workbook tasks for self-assessment
    - Key provided for answer verification