Complete the relative clauses with who, which or whose. Chef Martha Webster, _______ is talking on TV at the moment, has her own website.

Transitive or intransitive: Dad barbecued some chicken.

Rewrite the information in single sentences using non-defining relative clauses: That restaurant is very popular. (its food is excellent)

Rewrite the information in single sentences using non-defining relative clauses: My sister´s pie is fantastic. (it is made with lots of chocolate)

to cook something using water vapor

to cook something in an oven or over a fire

Would you like to (bite/taste) this to see if there´s enough salt?

Transitive or intransitive: Shall we grill some seafood over the fire?

to cook something too much so that it appears dark and smells bad

Rewrite the information in single sentences using non-defining relative clauses: My Auntie Maria is a lawyer. (she lives in Spain)

Can you (boil/barbecue) some water for me, please?

to cook something in hot oil or fat or to be cooked in hot oil or fat

to make food last a long time by making it cold and hard