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[USE RELATIVE] I got my first job in a town. My cousin lives in the town.
I got my first job in the town where my cousin lives.
[USE RELATIVE] I got my first job at the age of 18. I left school at the age of 18.
I left school at the age of 18 when I got my first job.
[USE RELATIVE] Students often find it difficult to find a job near their college. They study at the college.
Students often find it difficult to find a job near the college where they study.
[USE RELATIVE] Students work. Students often find this distracts them from their studies.
Students who work often find this distracts them from their studies
[USE RELATIVE] Students often take a part
 
time job. The job helps pay their university fees.
 
Students often take a part
 
time job which/that helps pay their university fees.
[USE RELATIVE] Young people are often in a hurry to go to university. Their parents are ambitious for them.
Young people whose parents are ambitious for them are often in a hurry to go to university.
[USE RELATIVE] Some jobs take up too much time. For that reason, students often leave them.
the reason why students often leave their jobs is that they take up too much time.
[USE RELATIVE] School leavers can find jobs. The jobs are badly paid.
School leavers can find jobs which are badly paid
Young people need the work experience ...........will make them attractive to employers.
 
which/that
 
who/that
 
whom/that
Students' results are better in countries .........teachers are well paid.
 
whose/where
 
who/whom
 
whose/how
Parents should only give pocket money to children ..........help with the housework.
 
who/that
 
which/that
 
who/which
My parents moved from the town ...... I was born to live in the capital when I was nine years old.
 
where
 
when
 
which
 
how
Many banks seem to make large profits and pay low rates of interest, and this is the reason..... they are often unpopular.
 
why
 
which
 
what
 
where
It is important to understand ......... motivates people to work hard.
 
what
 
why
 
how
 
where
I believe.......... the idea that money makes people happy is only partly true.
 
what
 
who
 
where
 
whom
I'll go to the bank [h-r-b-c-n-a] to deposit this check.
branch
I've gone into [e-o-r-d-v-a-f-r-t] this month because I spent more than I had in my account.
overdraft
I've set up a [i-d-r-c-t-e//e-b-d-i--t] to pay my electricity bill automatically each month.
direct debit
I need to check my bank [c-o-a-u-c-t-n] to see if the payment has been processed.
account
My account is in [r-i-c-d-e-t] because I made a payment yesterday.
in credit
I've been trying to build up my [v-s-n-g-s-i-a-] so I can afford a big purchase next year.
savings
The bank has increased the [n-i-t-r-s-e-e-t//a-t-e-r] on our loan, so we'll have to pay more each month.
interest rate
The number of shoppers paying by credit card seems............ rising.
 
to be
 
being
Some students fail ......... enough money, so they are forced............ out a loan from the bank.
 
to save - to take out
 
saving - taking
Many young people waste a lot of time........... online games instead of studying.
 
playing
 
to play
I believe that every young person should consider..............for a year before going to university.
 
working
 
to work
Governments should encourage people ...........money rather than spending it
 
to save
 
saving
For people who want to ......clothes, I would recommend them .......so online.
 
to buy- not to do
 
buying - not doing
Many employers will avoid...... someone who has never had a job, but they will consider......... work to someone with a little work experience
 
employing-offering
 
to employ - to offer
I love to go walking in the country; it makes me feel in harmony with [n-t-a-r-u-e] and the natural world.
nature
Governments should do more to protect the [e-n-n-r-t-e-v-i-o-n-m] by limiting pollution, especially in big cities.
the environment
Tigers and pandas are [n-e-d-d-e-n-a-g-e-r] species.
endangered
The ideal situation would be to drive cars with zero [n-i-s-o-e-s-s-m-i]
emissions
Solar power and wind power are two forms of [r-l-e-b-e-w-n-a-e] energy.
renewable
I believe it's time to reduce our dependence on [l-f-i-s-o-s] fuels.
fossil
Rising sea [s-e-l-l-e-v] may mean that some islands will disappear.
levels
Politicians talk a lot about [m-l-c-i-a-e-t] change, but don't do enough to prevent it.
climate
We need to reduce the quantity of [s-u-e-e-r-g-e-h-n-o] gases we release into the atmosphere.
greenhouse