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My sister, who was diagnosed with dyslexia at school, went on to get a PhD in Physics.My sister, ________ at school, went on to get a PhD in Physics. (3)
My sister, diagnosed with dyslexia at school, went on to get a PhD in Physics. (3)
My mother, who was sent away to school at a young age, didn’t have a close relationship with her parents.My mother, __________ at a young age, didn’t have a close relationship with her parents. (4)
My mother, sent away to school at a young age, didn’t have a close relationship with her parents.
Spanish and French are the languages which were spoken by my family as I was growing up. Spanish and French are the languages __________ as I was growing up.(4)
Spanish and French are the languages spoken by my family as I was growing up.
Children who grow up with two languages at home find it easy to switch between them. Children_______ two languages at home find it easy to switch between them. (3)
Children growing up with two languages at home find it easy to switch between them.
My older brother, who is studying in Australia, doesn’t get home very often. My older brother, ___________ , doesn’t get home very often. (3)(3)
My older brother, studying in Australia , doesn’t get home very often
That’s the man (which/ -/ that) conducted the ceremony last night. Doesn’t he look different in casual clothes?
that
According to some, children ( taught/ teaching/ that taught) to break rules become more independent thinkers.
taught
The wedding I went to, (where/that/which) was is Porto, was actually very nice. And the bride was beautiful.
which
Isn’t this the same place ( -/ where/ what) we saw on the way here?
-
Barbara is an only child, (which explains/ explaining/ that explains) a lot about her behaviour at times.
which explains
There’s a new magazine on the market (what teaches/ teaches/ teaching) you how to play the guitar.
teaching
Kim’s the one (who/which/whom) likes to be the centre of attention the whole time. That’s her in the red dress.
who
