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