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    This document provides instructions and examples for combining sentences using relative clauses, completing sentences, and writing sentences using all/most/few and whom/which. The instructions cover joining pairs of sentences, non-defining relative clauses, completing sentences with your own words, and writing sentences using all/most/few and whom/which.

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    1. Join each pair of sentences with a 4. Combine the two sentences into one.

    Defining relative clause. Omit the


    pronoun where possible. a) The plane was twenty-five years old. It
    crashed.
    a) Last week I bought a book. It’s a best
    seller.  The plane …………………twenty-five years old.
    b) This is the book. I found the information in b) One day Tessa was ill in bed. Martin rang.
    it.
     The day …………………………. Ill in bed.
    c) We like people. Well, only if they are
    honest. c) Our offices are in Queen Street. They are new.

    d) I didn’t recognize the girl. I talked to her.  Our …………………………. In Queen Street.

    e) She hasn’t given me back the money. She d) Some documents have been found. They were
    borrowed it from me last month. stolen from a car.

    f) Have you seen the glasses? They were on  The documents ……………………. Found.
    the top shelf.
    5. Read the information and complete the
    2. Join each pair of sentences using non- sentences. Use commas where necessary.
    defining relative clauses.
    a) There’s a woman living next door. She’s a
    a) Fur coats are very popular among wealthy doctor.
    women. They produce indignation among
     The woman ……………………………….
    animal lovers.
    b) I’ve got a brother called Jim. He lives in London.
    b) My English friends live in Birmingham. They
    He’s a doctor.
    are members of Greenpeace.
     My brother Jim …………………………..
    c) Henry is very fond of pets. He’s got two
    dogs, a cat, a tortoise and three budgies. c) There was a strike at the car factory. It lasted
    ten days. It is now over.
    d) My brother studied biology. He works in a
    laboratory.  The strike at the car factory …………..
    e) Westminster Abbey is closed to the Houses d) A job was advertised. A lot of people applied for
    of Parliament. It is one of the most famous it. Few of them had the necessary qualifications.
    churches in Britain.
     Few of …………………………………………
    f) Fiesta was written by Ernest Hemingway. It
    is also called The Sun Also Rise. 4 6. Write sentences with all of / most of
    (etc.) + whom / which.
    3. Complete these sentences with your own
    words. a) Mary has three brothers. (All of her brothers are
    married). ……………………………………
    a) James has a close friend who……………
    b) We were given a lot of information. (Most of the
    b) This is the machine which……………….. information was useless.)
    c) Is this the man whose ……………………..  We were given …………………………..
    d) Barcelona was the city where …………… c) There were a lot of people at the party. (I had
    met only a few of these people before)
    e) I’ll never forget the day when …………….
     …………………………………………….
    f) Anybody that ………………………………….

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