Question 1 of 12 · from lesson 92: Relative clauses 1: clauses with who/that/which
Are these sentences right or wrong? Write OK if the sentence is right. If it is wrong, write the corrected sentence.
Do you know the person that painted this?
AnswerDo you know the person that painted this?
Question 2 of 12 · from lesson 92: Relative clauses 1: clauses with who/that/which
What do these words mean? Choose from the box and write a sentence with who.
Use these
doesn't eat meatfixes pipes and boilerswalks along the streetsteals from people's pockets and bagsrents out a house or flat to someonesays one thing and does anotherexpects the best to happentravels in a vehicle but isn't driving it
(a landlord)
AnswerA landlord is someone who rents out a house or flat to someone.
Question 3 of 12 · from lesson 93: Relative clauses 2: clauses with and without who/that/which
Some of these sentences need who or that. Write OK, or write the corrected sentence.
Where's the book I lent you last month?
AnswerWhere's the book I lent you last month?
Question 4 of 12 · from lesson 93: Relative clauses 2: clauses with and without who/that/which
Complete each sentence with a relative clause.
You invited people to your party. Some couldn't come.
Some of the people couldn't come.
AnswerSome of the people I invited couldn't come.
Question 5 of 12 · from lesson 94: Relative clauses 3: whose/whom/where
Complete the sentences with who, whom, whose or where.
What's the name of the caravan park your parents are staying?
AnswerWhat's the name of the caravan park where your parents are staying?
Question 6 of 12 · from lesson 94: Relative clauses 3: whose/whom/where
At a party you met these people. The next day you tell a friend about them. Complete the sentences with who or whose.
"My ambition is to row across the Atlantic."
I met somebody .
AnswerI met somebody whose ambition is to row across the Atlantic.
Question 7 of 12 · from lesson 95: Relative clauses 4: extra information clauses (1)
Are these sentences right? Write OK, or correct them and put in commas.
Sarah's dad that used to be in the navy now works for a ferry company.
AnswerSarah's dad, who used to be in the navy, now works for a ferry company.
Question 8 of 12 · from lesson 95: Relative clauses 4: extra information clauses (1)
Make one sentence from two, turning the sentence in brackets into an extra-information clause with who, whom, whose, which or where.
The new stadium will hold 40,000 people. (The stadium will be finished next spring.)
AnswerThe new stadium, which will be finished next spring, will hold 40,000 people.
Question 9 of 12 · from lesson 96: Relative clauses 5: extra information clauses (2)
Complete the sentences with a preposition + whom or which. Prepositions: after, for, in, of, of, to, with, without.
Use these
afterforinofoftowithwithout
Ben showed me his new motorbike, he's very proud.
AnswerBen showed me his new motorbike, of which he's very proud.
Question 10 of 12 · from lesson 96: Relative clauses 5: extra information clauses (2)
Use the information in the first sentence to complete the second, with all of, most of and so on. In 9 to 11, use the ... of which.
Both of Julia's sisters are nurses. Julia has two sisters, .
AnswerJulia has two sisters, both of whom are nurses.
Question 11 of 12 · from lesson 97: -ing and -ed clauses (the woman talking to Tom, the boy injured in the accident)
Make one sentence from two, using an -ing clause.
A warehouse has just opened on the industrial estate. It employs 300 people. A has just opened on the industrial estate.
AnswerA warehouse employing 300 people has just opened on the industrial estate.
Question 12 of 12 · from lesson 97: -ing and -ed clauses (the woman talking to Tom, the boy injured in the accident)
Complete the sentences with one of these -ed clauses: damaged in the storm, made at the meeting, hurt in the collision, involved in the project, stolen from the museum, surrounded by trees.
Use these
damaged in the stormmade at the meetinghurt in the collisioninvolved in the projectstolen from the museumsurrounded by trees
Most of the suggestions were completely impractical.
AnswerMost of the suggestions made at the meeting were completely impractical.
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