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C1 relative clauses
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Is this sentence correct? "Call my on my new number, that you already know"
WHICH you already know (no "that" in non-defining relative clauses)
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You can use "at which", "in which" and "to which" to mean...
where
who
when
that
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Is this sentence correct? "I've visited the monument that Vilafranca is famous for"
Yes, it is.
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Mark, ..... you know, is really into surfing.
who
which / that
who / whose
who / that
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Is this sentence correct? "I dislike the characters appear in Harry Potter"
I dislike the characters WHICH / THAT appear in Harry Potter.
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"She gave me some herbs WHICH she had grown". Can the relative pronoun be removed?
Yes it can.
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Make this sentence more formal: "Nicole is the first girl who I fell in love with"
Nicole is the first girl WITH WHOM I fell in love.
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Join the sentences with a relative clause: I visited a graveyard. Elvis is buried there.
I visited the graveyard where Elvis is buried.
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"This is the house where I was born" What can replace "where" ?
when
in which
for whom
that
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Create a sentence with a relative claude: "This is the medicine. Mark depends on it"
This is the medicine WHICH Mark depends ON .
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"She gave me some herbs WHICH were grown by her". Can the relative pronoun be removed?
No, it can't.
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That's the person ..... dog almost bit me!
whose
who
that
which
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Join the sentences with a relative clause: You know David. He is going to Armenia.
David, who you know, is going to Armenia.
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Join the sentences with a relative clause: I'm sick. It's because of the water.
The water is why I am sick. / I'm sick, which is because of the water.
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My boss with ..... I had argument was really angry.
whom
which
why
when
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Join the sentences with a relative clause: James is a teacher. I blame my failures on him.
James is the teacher on whom I blame my failures.
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Join the sentences with relative clause: Cancer is a disease. There is no cure for it.
Cancer is a disease which there is no cure for.
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Harry is the singer ..... song went to number one.
whose
who
which
who's
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This is the book ..... which the film is based.
ON
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The reason ..... I'm late is because of a traffic jam.
why
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