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[IELTS A] Lesson 4 - Relative clause
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Delimiter between question and answer:

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  • No column headers.
  • Each line maps to a question.
  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.

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Correct the mistakes: This is the market where sells fresh fruit and vegetables. → ____
This is the market which sells fresh fruit and vegetables.
Correct the mistakes: Hanoi, that is the capital city of Vietnam, is very crowded. → ____
Hanoi, which is the capital city of Vietnam, is very crowded.
Correct the mistakes: I know a tour guide which speaks English well. → ____
I know a tour guide who speaks English well.
Correct the mistakes: My city has a museum which it is very famous. → ___
My city has a museum which is very famous.
Correct the mistakes: This is the park where people go there at weekends. → ____
This is the park where people go at weekends.
This is the reason. Many people move to big cities. → __________________________________________.
This is the reason why many people move to big cities.
Tet is a holiday. Many families return to their hometown then. → __________________________________________.
Tet is a holiday when many families return to their hometown.
There is a square. Young people often hang out there. → __________________________________________.
There is a square where young people often hang out.
I know a woman. Her family owns a famous restaurant. → __________________________________________.
I know a woman whose family owns a famous restaurant.
My hometown has a museum. It tells the history of the city. → __________________________________________
My hometown has a museum which tells the history of the city.
That is the reason why / which / where I love living here.
why
Summer is the time when / where / who many tourists visit my hometown.
when
This is the park where / which / who people go jogging every morning.
where
This is the park where / which / who people often have picnics during spring.
where
My hometown has a river who / which / where runs through the city centre.
which
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