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  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.

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Write 2 sentences about your family or friends with non-defining relative clauses.
Example answers: My sister, who lives in London, is very funny. / My uncle, who is 70, plays tennis.
Correct the mistake: My father, who I love very much is a doctor.
Correct: My father, who I love very much, is a doctor.
Add extra information: English is my favourite subject. (Use which)
Example answer: English, which I study every day, is my favourite subject.
Join the sentences: My brother lives in Paris. He is an engineer.
Correct: My brother, who is an engineer, lives in Paris.
Make 2 sentences with relative clauses using where and when.
Example answers: This is the café where we met. / 1999 was the year when I started school.
Correct the mistake: That’s the boy which is my best friend.
Correct: That’s the boy who is my best friend.
Join the sentences with which: This is the book. I told you about it yesterday.
Correct: This is the book which/that I told you about yesterday.
Join the sentences with who: This is the teacher. She helps me a lot.
Correct: This is the teacher who helps me a lot.
Explain the difference: I’ve got a few friends vs. I’ve got few friends.
“a few” some (positive), “few” almost none (negative).
Ask me a question using “any.”
Example answer: Have you got any water?
Change to a negative: She has got a lot of friends.
Correct: She hasn’t got a lot of friends.
Correct the mistake: I haven’t got much books.
Correct: I haven’t got many books.
Write 2 sentences with “a few” and 2 with “a little.”
Example answers: I have a few friends. / There are a few apples. / I need a little help. / She has a little time.
Choose: Do you drink (much / many) coffee every day?
Correct: much coffee.
Fill the gap: We’ve got __________ time before the film starts.
Correct: a little.
Fill the gap: There aren’t __________ chairs in this room.
Correct: many.
Correct the mistake: He has a lot of homeworks today.
Correct: He has a lot of homework today.
Explain the difference: Can I have yoghurt? vs. Can I have a yoghurt?
“yoghurt” in general (uncountable), “a yoghurt” one portion
Write a question using an uncountable noun.
Example answer: Is there any rice in the cupboard?
Write a question using a countable noun (plural).
Example answer: Are there any books in your bag?
Choose the correct option: I bought two (milk).
Correct: two bottles of milk.
Make 3 sentences with an uncountable noun (e.g., information, money).
Example answers: I don’t have much money. / This information is useful. / I need some water.
Correct the mistake: She gave me a good advice.
Correct: She gave me good advice.
Fill the gap: I need some __________ (bread / books). Which one is correct?
Both are correct! “bread” is uncountable, “books” is countable plural.
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