vote 5 sao
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I. Fill in the blanks with WHO, WHICH or WHOSE:
1. He arrived with a friend ______ waited outside in the car.
2. The man ______ mobile was ringing and did not know what to do.
3. The car ______ the robbers escaped in was a BMW.
4. The woman ______ daughter was crying and tried to calm her down.
5. The postman ______ works in the village is very old.
6. The family ______ car was stolen last week is the Smiths.
7. The cowboy ______ is wearing a red shirt looks very funny.
8. A bus is a big car ______ carries lots of people.
9. The volunteers, ______ enthusiasm was obvious, finished the work quickly.
10. Children ______ like music are often good at mathematics.
II. Put who/ whom/ which/ that/ where…. in the blank
1. The parents thanked the woman ____had saved their son
2. The factory _____closed last week had been there for many years
3. Two men, neither of _____I had been before, came into my office.
4. I like the ice-cream ____they sell in that shop
5. He ate the food _____ no one else wanted
6. John has got a new mobile phone ____ takes photos
7. The village _____ I ran out of petrol didn’t have a petrol station
8. The job for _____she has applied is in London
9. John sold his computer, _____he no longer need, to his cousin
10. Teddy has two cars, one of ____ is very expensive.
III. Combine two sentences by using reduced relative clauses
1. She bought the car. Her father had recommended it.
2. He lost the pen. I had given it to him.
3. We called the delivery company. Nga often uses it.
4. Lam met a girl. I used to employ her.
5. Chi called the lawyer. My mother knows him.
6. He brought a woman. I worked with her last year.
7. We employed the pianist. Hai introduced her.
8. The cake is on the table. I bought it.
9. The book belongs to Lan. An found it under the chair.
10. The food was delicious. Huy cooked the food.
vote 5 sao ctlhn I. Fill in the blanks with WHO, WHICH or WHOSE: 1. He arrived with a friend ______ waited outside in the car. 2. The man ______ mobil
By Maya
I. Fill in the blanks with WHO, WHICH or WHOSE:
1. who
2. whose
3. which
4. whose
5. who
6. whose
7. who
8. which
9. whose
10. who
II. Put who/ whom/ which/ that/ where…. in the blank
1. who
2. which
3. whom
4. which
5. which
6. which
7. where
8. which
9. which
10. which
III. Combine two sentences by using reduced relative clauses
1. She bought the car her father had recommended.
2. He lost the pen I had given him.
3. We called the delivery company Nga often uses.
4. Lam met a girl I used to employ.
5. Chi called the lawyer my mother knows.
6. He brought a woman I worked with last year.
7. We employed the pianist Hai introduced.
8. The cake I bought is on the table.
9. The wallet An found under the chair belongs to Lan.
10. The food Huy cooked was delicious.
I. Fill in the blanks with WHO, WHICH or WHOSE:
1. He arrived with a friend ___WHO___ waited outside in the car.
2. The man ___WHOSE___ mobile was ringing did not know what to do.
3. The car ___WHICH___ the robbers escaped in was a BMW.
4. The woman ___WHOSE___ daughter was crying tried to calm her down.
5. The postman ___WHO___ works in the village is very old.
6. The family ___WHOSE___ car was stolen last week is the Smiths.
7. The cowboy ___WHO___ is wearing a red shirt looks very funny.
8. A bus is a big car ___WHICH___ carries lots of people.
9. The volunteers, ___WHOSE___ enthusiasm was obvious, finished the work quickly.
10. Children ___WHO___ like music are often good at mathematics.
II. Put who/ whom/ which/ that/ where…. in the blank
1. The parents thanked the woman _who___had saved their son
2. The factory _which____closed last week had been there for many years
3. Two men, neither of __whom___I had been before, came into my office.
4. I like the ice-cream __which__they sell in that shop
5. He ate the food __that___ no one else wanted
6. John has got a new mobile phone _which___ takes photos
7. The village __where___ I ran out of petrol didn’t have a petrol station
8. The job for _which____she has applied is in London
9. John sold his computer, __which___he no longer need, to his cousin
10. Teddy has two cars, one of __which__ is very expensive.
III. Combine two sentences by using reduced relative clauses
1. She bought the car her father had recommended.
2. He lost the pen I had given him.
3. We called the delivery company Nga often uses.
4. Lam met a girl I used to employ.
5. Chi called the lawyer my mother knows.
6. He brought a woman I worked with last year.
7. We employed the pianist Hai introduced.
8. The cake I bought is on the table.
9. The wallet An found under the chair belongs to Lan.
10. The food Huy cooked was delicious.