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    1. The document provides grammar exercises focusing on relative pronouns such as who, whose, where, and which. It includes matching, sentence completion, and error correction activities. 2. One exercise asks the reader to complete sentences with relative pronouns and their own ideas. Another involves matching parts of sentences and rewriting them using non-defining relative clauses. 3. The final exercise is a conversation between Inés and Ewan about a video game. They use relative pronouns like "where", "that", and "which" to discuss the level and find the treasure chest.

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    1. The document provides grammar exercises focusing on relative pronouns such as who, whose, where, and which. It includes matching, sentence completion, and error correction activities. 2. One exercise asks the reader to complete sentences with relative pronouns and their own ideas. Another involves matching parts of sentences and rewriting them using non-defining relative clauses. 3. The final exercise is a conversation between Inés and Ewan about a video game. They use relative pronouns like "where", "that", and "which" to discuss the level and find the treasure chest.

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    1. The document provides grammar exercises focusing on relative pronouns such as who, whose, where, and which. It includes matching, sentence completion, and error correction activities. 2. One exercise asks the reader to complete sentences with relative pronouns and their own ideas. Another involves matching parts of sentences and rewriting them using non-defining relative clauses. 3. The final exercise is a conversation between Inés and Ewan about a video game. They use relative pronouns like "where", "that", and "which" to discuss the level and find the treasure chest.

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    1. The document provides grammar exercises focusing on relative pronouns such as who, whose, where, and which. It includes matching, sentence completion, and error correction activities. 2. One exercise asks the reader to complete sentences with relative pronouns and their own ideas. Another involves matching parts of sentences and rewriting them using non-defining relative clauses. 3. The final exercise is a conversation between Inés and Ewan about a video game. They use relative pronouns like "where", "that", and "which" to discuss the level and find the treasure chest.

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    PREPARE SECOND EDITION LEVEL 6 UNIT 5 GRAMMAR: PLUS

    3 I wanted to visit your restaurant, that was not


    1 Complete the sentences with which, where, who or
    whose.
    possible because it was closed.

    1 Is that the shop where you bought your PC? 4 I go to school with a boy who he used to live in
    2 I prefer games have interesting puzzles Alaska.
    to solve.
    3 In this game you’re an elf has to find 5 It’s a big shop where sells TVs and computers.
    a missing jewel.
    4 Do you know anyone plays online
    games? 5 Match the sentences. Then rewrite them using non-
    defining relative clauses below.
    5 I know someone father works for
    a video game company. 1 Sony made their first A His brother is called
    6 I can’t remember if that’s the shop console in 1994. Luigi.
    I bought the game. 2 Tetris is the most popular B She is the protagonist
    video game ever. of Tomb Raider.
    2 Match the parts of the sentences. Then write them
    below. 3 Mario is a plumber. C The company was
    4 Redborough is a fictional founded in the 1940s.
    1 I have a friend which A there are big town. D It was developed in the
    waves. Soviet Union.
    5 Water boils at 100 °C.
    2 I like beaches when B plays video E The game is set there.
    6 Lara Croft is an
    games every day.
    archaeologist. F It has the chemical
    3 I know someone who C are non-contact. formula H2O.
    4 I can’t remember where D mother is a 1 Sony, which was founded in the 1940s, made
    how I felt teacher. their first console in 1994.
    5 I prefer sports when E I get into bed. 2
    6 I always love the whose F I started 3
    moment primary school.
    4
    1 I have a friend who plays video games every day.
    5
    2
    6
    3
    4 6 Complete the conversation with the correct relative
    pronouns. Use that, where possible.
    5
    6 Inés: Can you help me with this game I’m playing?
    I’m stuck.
    3 Complete the sentences from Exercise 2 with your
    own ideas.
    Ewan: Sure. Which part?
    Inés: The level 1 where you have to find the
    treasure chest.
    1 I have a friend who Ewan: Ah, OK. So first you need to sail to the island
    2 I like beaches where 2
    is on the left, not the one on
    3 I know someone whose the right. When you get there, you pick up a
    4 I can’t remember how I felt when telescope, 3 you’ll need later.
    You’ll see a pirate 4 has only got
    one leg. He asks you: ‘Are you the person
    5 I prefer sports which 5
    ship has the black flag?’ You
    6 I always love the moment when need to say ‘no’. Tell him: ‘I’m the person
    6
    is looking for the singing parrot.’
    He’ll take you to the parrot’s cage and inside
    4 Find and correct the mistake in each sentence.
    the cage is 7 you’ll find the map.
    1 I went to North Primary School, that is close to the
    hospital.
    I went to North Primary School, which is close to
    the hospital.
    2 The area which I live has many parks.

    PHOTOCOPIABLE © Cambridge University Press and Cambridge Assessment 2020 PREPARE SECOND EDITION LEVEL 6

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