Change to passive ... 'People speak English in many countries.'
English is spoken (by people) in many countries.
Change to passive ... 'A cat catches a mouse.'
A mouse is caught by a cat.
Change to passive ... 'Millions of people read this book.'
This book was read by millions of people.
Correct the mistake ... 'Nick is a friend he is kind to everyone.'
Nick is a friend who is kind to everyone.
Correct the mistake ... 'Look at the hat who fell on the ground.'
Look at the hat which/that fell on the ground.
Correct the mistake ... 'I don't like food who is too spicy.'
I don't like food that is too spicy.
Complete the sentence with who/whose/which ... 'My father is someone ... I really admire.'
Who
Complete the sentence with who/whose/which ... 'Alison has several friends ... jobs are teachers.'
Whose
Complete the sentence with who/whose/which ... 'Thanks for the gift ... you sent me.'
Which
Complete with before/after/when/since/because/if ... 'He felt sad ... his friends didn't believe him'
Because/since
Complete with before/after/when/since/because/if ... '... you miss the bus, you can take the subway.'
If
Complete with before/after/when/since/because/if ... 'Read the instructions ... you take this medicine.'
Before
The truth is it/that he really loves her.
That
It/That is true that Jack is not good at cooking.
It
Did you know that/this Jeff is from France?
That
