Professional Documents
Culture Documents
1.- COMPLETE THESE SENTENCES USING WHICH / WHO / WHEN / WHERE / WHOSE /
THAT / NOTHING:
- Theres the man _________ taught me English.
- Do you know a bar _________ sells cheap beer?
- Do you know a shop _________ I can buy a laptop computer?
- The police havent found the person _________ killed Jack Dover.
- John Skull, _______ book "English made simple" sold a million copies, died today.
- The language ________ people speak in Wales is called Welsh.
- Ted, _________ fixes my car, has just won the lottery.
- This is Joe Biggs, _________ works in Greenwich.
- Id like to speak to the person _________ deals with accounts.
- I hate it ________ my boss asks me to work overtime.
- Have you got a typewriter _________ I can borrow?
- The job ________ he got wasnt very interesting.
My neighbour was the first person_______ dog won two prizes in the same show.
Her wife was really upset yesterday, ________ was unusual for her.
Its the short dark days that really depress most people.
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My new flat which you visited yesterday is bigger than the old one.
The member of Parliament who visited our neighbourhood is in favour of new measures against violence.
Last week I visited aunt Mary who invited me to stay with her for sometime.
The red book on the shelf which is said to be really valuable is an old book.
Old people in my country, many of them are widows or widowers, often move to
Id like you to meet my boyfriend who you will be studying with him next year.
6.- IDENTIFY THE RELATIVE CLAUSE AND THE NOUN IT DESCRIBES IN THE
FOLLOWING SENTENCES.
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Who was the girl? You were speaking to her just now.
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My sister didnt want to go to the restaurant. She wasnt feeling very hungry.
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Brighton is 85 km. from London. It is a tourist centre on the south coast of England.
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The film Family Life is showing next week. Ive heard good reports about it.
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10.- COMPLETE THE BLANKS IN YOUR OWN WAY, USING RELATIVE CLAUSES:
Joe Jackson is a middle-aged man, ______. He lives in a big house, ______, in Leicester. Joe works in an office,
______, in London. He drives a Ford Orion, ______. Every year Joe goes to a seaside town called Bognor,
______, for his holidays. He stays at the Grand Hotel, ______, on the sea front. Last year he met a woman called
Mabel, ____, while he was on holiday. Joe and Mabel want to get married but Mabels mother, _____ , is angry
about their plans.
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EXTRA INFORMATION
- Norma Jean was better known by Marilyn Monroe.
- The doctors diagnosed her as insane.
- Who live next to them.
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5- Peters sister
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15.- READ THE TEXT, AND FILL IN THE GAPS IN THE EXERCISE.
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The paper-eater
Did you ever hear about the man ________ eats paper? This is a true story ________ took place in Australia from
________ I heard. It's the story of a man ________ suffers from some sort of disease ________ makes him
desperately want cellulose, ________ is the material paper is made of.
He used to eat newspapers, ________ was all he could get, until his wife decided that it would be better if she
made paper for him (so he wouldn't have to eat the ink ________ covers newspapers, you know). She didn't want
to be known as the woman ________ husband was obliged to eat inky newspapers because he had no kind person
to make newsprint for him.
His wife is a woman ________ loves a joke, so she makes him paper ________ has all sorts of exotic flavours.
So, now he only eats the paper ________ his wife makes and only eats ordinary newspapers ________ he is
travelling, for instance ________ he is in New York.
He likes to visit New York, because it is ________ the newspapers are the thickest. He is happiest on Sunday,
________ he is in New York, because that is ________ the newspapers are really thick. Thick newspapers, for
him, are like a banquet at an excellent restaurant.
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