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ARTICLES: Thanks to Dole, pineapples became popular and cheap enough for [the / -] people worldwide to buy.
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ARTICLES: It quickly became [the / -] largest pineapples farm in [a / the] world.
the, the
ARTICLES: Around 1900, James Dole, [an / the] American businessman, started [a / the] business growing pineapples in Hawaii.
an, a
ARTICLES: Columbus was probably one of [the / -] first Europeans to taste it.
the
ARTICLES: The fruit was brought to Europe by [an / the] explorer Christopher Columbus.
the
ARTICLES: Many people love [the / -] pineapples.
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RELATIVE CLAUSES: The organisers say it's been the most successful year ever. The organisers worked very hard.
The organisers who worked very hard say it's been the most successful year ever.
RELATIVE CLAUSES: There was a pop-up restaurant. You could eat Italian food there.
There was a pop-up restaurant where you could eat Italian food.
RELATIVE CLAUSES: There were lots of stalls. The stalls sold different kinds of food.
There were lots of stalls which/that sold different kinds of food.
RELATIVE CLAUSES: I watched a celebrity chef. He made a delicious curry.
I watched a celebrity chef who made a delicious curry.
RELATIVE CLAUSES: The food festival was on last weekend. The food festival was really good.
The food festival which was really good was on last weekend.
RELATIVE CLAUSES: Jamie Oliver, _____ cookbook I often use, is a famous British chef.
whose
RELATIVE CLAUSES: That was the year _____ I learnt to cook.
when
RELATIVE CLAUSES: I've been reading about Sam Stern, _____ is a famous chef and writer.
who
RELATIVE CLAUSES: GIada De Laurantiis, _____ TV show I often watch, has her own catering business.
whose
RELATIVE CLAUSES: This café, _____ is near my house, only serves organic food.
which
RELATIVE CLAUSES: The shop _____ I bought this recipe book sells lots of cookery books.
where
RELATIVE CLAUSES: The girl _____ babysits for my little brother is teaching him to bake.
who/that
RELATIVE CLAUSES: The cake _____ my dad made won first prize in the competition.
which/that
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