| RELATIVE CLAUSES |
| #1 |
Amy, that / who / whose writes songs, is a great artist |
Amy, WHO writes songs, is a great artist |
| #2 |
Complete this sentence with a relative pronoun: The director ... car I crashed into was very understanding. |
The director WHOSE car I crashed into was very understanding. |
| #3 |
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first: We ate at this restaurant last week. This is the restaurant ... |
This is the restaurant where we ate last week. |
| #4 |
Join these two sentences using WHO: Charlie Chaplin was the biggest star of silent films. He was born in London in 1889. |
Charlie Chaplin, who was born in London in 1889, was the biggest star of silent films OR Charlie Chaplin, who was the biggest star of silent films, was born in London in 1889. |
| #5 |
Join these two sentences using a relative clause: Coldplay are one of the best bands in the UK. They played at the Paralympics in 2012. |
Coldplay, who are one of the best bands in the UK, played at the Paralympics in 2012 OR Coldplay, who played at the Paralympics in 2012, are one of the best bands in the UK. |
| RIGHT OR WRONG? CORRECT IF WRONG |
| #1 |
The game what you lent me is brilliant. |
WRONG. The game which / that / - you lent me is brilliant |
| #2 |
The film which I saw it was interesting. |
WRONG. The film which / that / - I saw was interesting. |
| #3 |
We won't meet until she's finished studying. |
RIGHT |
| #4 |
Did you used to live in London? |
WRONG. Did you use to live in London? |
| #5 |
I know him for three years. |
WRONG. I've known him for three years. |
| CONNECTORS |
| #1 |
We had a picnic ... we were watching the games. |
We had a picnic WHILE we were watching the games. |
| #2 |
It was raining, ... we stayed at home. |
It was raining, SO / THEREFORE we stayed at home. |
| #3 |
She studies hard ... get a good job. |
She studies hard TO / IN ORDER TO / SO AS TO get a good job. |
| #4 |
Rewrite this sentence. Use CONSEQUENTLY: The reason she crashed is that she was driving too fast. |
She was driving too fast. Consequently, she crashed. |
| #5 |
Connect these two sentences with SO THAT: We left at 6:00 because we didn't want to arrive late. |
We left at 6:00 SO THAT we wouldn't arrive late. |
| VOCABULARY |
| #1 |
A ... is a very successful online video. |
A VIRAL VIDEO is a very successful online video. |
| #2 |
Why did the football fans turn their ... on the players? |
Why did the football fans turn their BACKS on the players? |
| #3 |
right or wrong? If a film is spine-chilling, it's very funny. |
WRONG. If a film is spine-chilling, it's very FRIGHTENING |
| #4 |
A ... is a popular book that has sold many copies. |
A BESTSELLER is a popular book that has sold many copies. |
| #5 |
"Star wars. The awakening of the force" is a b.......................... |
"Star wars. The awakening of the force" is a BLOCKBUSTER |
| VERBAL FORMS |
| #1 |
They ...(ALREADY / DECIDE) what they want to do when they finish school. |
They HAVE ALREADY DECIDED what they want to do when they finish school. |
| #2 |
I ... (LIVE) in this house for 20 years. |
I HAVE BEEN LIVING in this house for 20 years. |
| #3 |
They ... (PICK) olives in the field when the rain ... (START). |
They WERE PICKING olives in the field when the rain STARTED. |
| #4 |
RIGHT OR WRONG? How long did it take you to do your hoomework last night? |
RIGHT |
| #5 |
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first: 2002 was the year when I met them. I ... 2002 |
I have known them since 2002. |
