Share The BIG - Year 2 - 2024
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Find the mistake in this sentence: 'Miss Lovison who teaches Language made this activity.'
Miss Lovison, who teaches Language, made this activity.
Can you omit the relative pronoun here? The food that we ate for lunch wasn't enough.
Yes, you can.
Fill in the missing relative pronoun: 'I met a boy ___ dream is to be an astronaut.'
whose
Fill in the missing relative pronoun: 'Let's go to a place ___ the music isn't so loud.'
where
Find the mistake: 'I've found a shop sells cheap but good-quality clothes.'
I've found a shop which/that sells cheap but good-quality clothes.
The reason why / who / -- she gave me wasn't good enough.
No relative pronoun
In which sentence can you omit the relative pronoun? 1- She's the girls who I met yesterday. / 2- She's the girl who lives next door.
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Make a non-defining relative clause: Alma's birthday was yesterday. She is thirteen.
Alma, whose birthday was yesterday, is thirteen.
Add a comma in the right place: The city that she would like to visit is Rome where her parents were born.
The city that she would like to visit is Rome, where her parents were born.
