Reduce these relative clauses with adjective phrases. Half of the journalist, who are not interested in what the CEO had to say, didn't turn up. -Reduce Relative Clauses with Adjective Phrases

______ is the most honest person should lead the team. (whenever/whoever/whatever)

_______their shift, the doctors went home. (Having finished/Having finish) -Perfect Participle Clauses

______ he feels stressed, he becomes impatient. (wherever/whoever/whenever)

Fill the blank space. Scientists _____ find a way for humans to achieve immortality, and I don't expect them to. (have yet/have yet to)

Rewrite the sentence. I don’t go to extremely cold places. → I have __________ . (Present Perfect Tense)

This new device is bound ______ be popular. (that/to/if) -Degree of certainty

______ the weather was awful, we still completed our expedition on schedule. (Even though/Although/In spite of) -Conjunctive Adverbials

He is certain ______ become a software engineer. (that/to/whether) -Degree of certainty

They discovered many new types of animals, _______ frequently getting lost in the thick jungle. (in spite of/despite/although) -Conjunctive Adverbials

Fill the blank space. The scientist_______ decided which company she wants to join. (hasn't yet/has yet to)

Rewrite the sentence. Is this your first time seeing a desert? → Have you __________. (Present Perfect Tense)

Fill in the blank space. I ________for over an hour before the taxi arrived. (have waited/had been waiting/had waited) -Past Perfect Continuous Tense