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    RELATIVE PRONOUNS-

    PRACTICE.-

    1.- Combine the following sentences using the relative pronoun who, which, that, whose, when or

    where. Make any other necessary changes.

    1.- The book is on the table. It had a red cover.

    2.- Here is a photograph of the hotel. We stayed there for a weekend.

    3.- We met a friend last week. Her husband is an engineer.

    4.- We visited the town. It lies at the source of the Danube.

    5.- David bought a new camera. It was made in Japan.

    6,. Ann lost the money. It belonged to her uncle.

    7.- I know the girl. She is going to marry my cousin.

    8.- We live in a town near Madrid. In that town there are many shops.

    9.- A very interesting man wrote a letter to a newspaper. That man was born in England.

    10.- Do you remember last summer. We went on holidays together then.

    2.- Complete each sentence below by using a relative clause

    1.- I cant stand people whoa)_________________________________________________________________________________

    b)_________________________________________________________________________________

    2.- I like the places where

    a)_________________________________________________________________________________

    b)_________________________________________________________________________________

    3.- I enjoy reading books which

    a)_________________________________________________________________________________

    b)_________________________________________________________________________________

    4.- Id like to meet people who

    a)_________________________________________________________________________________

    b)_________________________________________________________________________________

    5.- I miss those times when

    a)_________________________________________________________________________________

    b)_________________________________________________________________________________

    6.- I dont understand people whose

    a)_________________________________________________________________________________b)__________________________________________________________________________________

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    3.- Fill in the blanks with who, which, where, that, when or whose. Omit the relative pronoun when

    possible

    1.- What is the address of the woman ................... dog bit ours?

    2.- We live in a city........................ new restaurants open every day.

    3.- Michael Crichton, ....................wrote Jurassic Park, is a famous author.

    4.- The White House, in................... all American presidents live, is in Washington D.C5.- Joe will never forget the day.................... he got his driving licence.

    6.- On Malta, .........................is an island in the Mediterranean, people speak English.

    MAKE YOURSELF UNDERSTOOD.

    A.- Explain or define what the following words are:

    A Suitor__________________________________________________________________________

    Rich_____________________________________________________________________________

    Selfish___________________________________________________________________________

    Television set_____________________________________________________________________

    To visit _____________________________________________________________ _____________

    JOBS

    JOBS AND OCCUPATIONS.- You are going to read what some people do in their jobs or occupations.

    Your task is to give a name to that occupation and write a relative sentence which defines it.

    Example: This person sells things as rings, bracelets, watches, etc.

    YOUJeweller

    YOUA jeweller is a person who sells things such as rings,bracelets,

    1.- This person writes music for a living.

    YOU

    YOUR SENTENCE

    2.- This person can help you find a good book to borrow.

    YOU

    YOUR SENTENCE

    3.- This person performs operations at a hospital

    YOU

    YOUR SENTENCE

    4.- This person has specialised in the science of mind and the way it works and how it may affect a

    persons behaviour.

    YOU

    YOUR SENTENCE5.- This person collects, carries and delivers letters and parcels.

    YOU

    YOUR SENTENCE

    6.- This person tries to defend peoples rights or interests according to the legal system established.

    YOU

    YOUR SENTENCE

    7.- This person looks after persons who are ill, injured, and so on.

    YOU

    YOUR SENTENCE

    8.- This person is engaged in the work of writing, editing, publishing; also in charge of the daily record of

    news, events,.YOU

    YOUR SENTENCE


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