Make a sentence that expresses how our classes were in the past and how they are now.
Open answer - Our classes used to be face to face, now they are online.
Make a sentence that expresses hou technology was in the past and how it is now.
Open answer - Technology used to be slow, now it's really fast.
Make a sentence about past habits with: where / study / ?
Where did you use to study?
Make a sentence about past habits with: watch / much tv / ?
Did you use to watch much tv?
Complete with the correct relative pronoun: I know a great little restaurant ... we can get lunch.
where
Complete with the correct relative pronoun: Sam knows a man ... brother works for the president.
whose
Complete with the correct relative pronoun: Students ... study hard get good grades.
who / that
Complete with the correct relative pronoun: The bad weather is the reason ... I was late for class.
why
Complete with the correct relative pronoun: The cookies ... you baked are really delicious.
which / that
Put the sentences together: We saw this movie last week. This movie won three awards.
This movie which/that* we saw last week won three awards.
Put the sentences together: I want to borrow the book. You bought the book last week.
I want to borrow the book which/that* you bought last week.
Put the sentences together: The Thames is a river. It runs through London.
The Thames is a river which/that runs through London.
Complete the sentence. People eat at Burger King. = Burger King is the place ...
where people eat.
Complete the sentence. Julia is my best friend. = Julia is the girl...
who is my best friend.
Make a negative. I used to eat vegetable, but I don't anymore.
I didn't use to eat vegatables, but I do now.
Make an interrogative. He used to play soccer when he was a kid.
Did he use to play soccer when he was a kid?
