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Unit 8 worksheet
Teaching notes

Skills and language practised


Skill Language

Activity 1 Grammar relative clauses - gapfill

relative clauses joining two


Activity 2 Grammar
sentences to make one

Activity 3 Spelling c after x and ce after s

complete the sentences with a


Activity 4 Grammar
gerund

Follow-up activity
Get students to play Who, where, which? Organise the class into pairs. The first student
says who, which or where. Their partner must then give a sentence containing the relative
clause. Students take turns and continue the activity.
Example:
Student 1: Which.
Student 2: The car, which my mum drives, is blue. Who.
Student 1: Jo, who lives near me, has got a laptop. Where.
Student 2: The supermarket, where I go shopping, sells great snacks. Who.

Answers
1 Complete the letter. Use who, where or which. 4 marks
where [ mark] which [ mark]
who [ mark] which [ mark]
which [ mark] who [ mark]
where [ mark] which [ mark]

2 Join the sentences using who, which or where to make


5 marks
one sentence.
1 My cousin has two sisters who are twins. [1 mark]
2 My mobile phone has lots of games which are brilliant. [1 mark]
3 My brother found his watch in the park where he had lost it the day before. [1 mark]
4 My friend bought a new MP3 player which can hold 5,000 songs. [1 mark]
5 The teacher told the boys who were playing football to be quiet. [1 mark]

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3 Complete the ce and xc words in the crossword. 6 marks
1 2 3
E S M
Down 4 5
X E X C I T I N G
1 excellent [ mark]
2 sentence [ mark] C N H C
3 mice [ mark] 6 7

7 once [ mark] E N T R A N C E O
10 dance [ mark]
L E N N
12 face [ mark] 8
L N C D C
9 10 11
E X C E E D I C E
Across
N E A C
4 exciting [ mark]
12
6 entrance [ mark] T F E N C E
9 exceed [ mark]
A C
11 ice [ mark]
13
12 fence [ mark] S C I E N C E
13 science [ mark]
E

4 Complete the sentences with the correct word.


5 marks
There are two extra words.
1 riding [1 mark]
2 Eating [1 mark]
3 writing [1 mark]
4 Climbing [1 mark]
5 Running [1 mark]

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