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What is the meaning of why in defining relative clauses?
for which
What relative pronoun do we use to talk about possession?
whose
I'm enjoying the movie _______ you lent me. COMPLETE WITH A RELATIVE PRONOUN. MORE THAN ONE OPTION MAY BE POSSIBLE.
that / which / -
Richard is finally doing a job ______ he really enjoys. COMPLETE WITH A RELATIVE PRONOUN. MORE THAN ONE OPTION MAY BE POSSIBLE.
that / which
When who, which and that cannot be omitted?
When they are the subject of the verb in the relative clause.
When can the relative pronouns who, which and that be omitted?
When they are the object of the verb in the relative clause.
Which 4 relative pronouns can be replaced by that?
who/ which / when / why
We use commas in defining relative clauses at the beginning and at the end of the clause. TRUE or FALSE
FALSE
Defining relative clauses contain ESSENTIAL/NON-ESSENTIAL information for understanding the whole sentence.
ESSENTIAL
What phrasal verbs means to tolerate or accept something unpleasant?
put up with
What phrasal verb mens to use all of something and have nothing left?
run out of
What phrasal verb means to end a romantic relationship with someone?
split up
Many teenagers today only ______ football players as their role models.
look up to
The boy failed most of his exams and he got _______ by his parents.
told off
I ________ in Argentina but now I live in Spain.
grew up
We’ve _________ trying to make him see that she's not the right girl.
given up
After Tim's parents died, his grandma _______ him ______ as if he were her own son.
brought up
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