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  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. This smartphone, ____ I bought last week, takes great photos.score
    which
  • If disease is allowed to spread, it will cause w_____ d______.
    widespread devastation
  • A fallen tree has b______ the road.
    blocked
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. Dublin, _____ is the capital of Ireland, is my favourite city.score
    which
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. Emily, _____ brother is a singer, is in my English class
    whose
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. What was the name of the person ___ phoned?
    who
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. Buckingham Palace, _____ the Queen of England lives, is in the centre of London.score
    where
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. Sally is the student ___ always sits at the back.
    who
  • Much of the _______ was damaged or destroyed, and thousands of people started to ______ the worst-affected areas.
    infrastructure / flee
  • As the number of injuries continued to _____ , it became clear that a humanitarian ____ was starting to unfold. 
    rise / crisis
  • They finally managed to clear the  and started the huge  of rebuilding.
    debris / task
  • The roads were____  so  they had to use helicopters to drop ____ to people. 
    blocked / supplies
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. Amelia, ____ mother is from Shanghai, speaks English and Chinese fluently.score
    whose
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. The woman, ___ lives next door, is a doctor.
    who
  • More money is needed to maintain the city's i_____.
    infrastructure
  • After a disaster, there might be a r___ in the number of injuries.
    rise
  • They _____ a relief effort and started to ____ people from the disaster zones. 
    launched / evacuate
  • D____ from the aircraft was scattered over a large area.
    debris
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. Lisa, _____ car broke down, was in a very bad mood.
    whose
  • The police e_____ the village shortly before the explosion.
    evacuated
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. John, ____ can speak French and Italian, works as a tour guide.
    who
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. Mr Kemp, _____ teaches physics, is going to retire next year.
    who
  • There were food ______ and a ____ amount of clean drinking water. 
    shortages / limited
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. This morning I met Chris, ___ I hadn’t seen for ages.
    who
  • The ______ struck coastal areas just after midnight and caused widespread _______.
    earthquake / devastation
  • The long hot summer has led to serious water s_____.
    shortages
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. The new stadium, _____ can hold 90,000 people, will be built next year.
    which
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. Russell Crowe, ____ starred in Gladiator, was born in New Zealand.
    who
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. Kate has just been to Rome, _____ her daughter lives.
    where
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. Ferraris, _____ are made in Italy, are very expensive.
    which
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. We stayed at the Park Hotel, _____ one of our friends recommended.
    which
  • The Vatican has agreed to donate $80,000 in a__ to countries affected by the war.
    aid
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. Anna told me about her new job ____ she is enjoying.
    which
  • Finish the sentence with a relative pronoun. Grace works for the company ____ makes furniture.
    which
  • The government _____ to the international community for ____. 
    appealed / aid
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