English has borrowed many words who/which come from other languages.
which
If English ____(have) fewer words, it ____(be) easier for us to master.
had - would be
The French couple which/who/whom live next door can get by in Vietnamese.
who
If you want to attend the course, you must pass the _______ examination. (write)
writing
Let me introduce you a _____ university. I think it‟s really reliable. (repute)
reputable
The new girl in our class whose/who/whom name is Mai, is reasonably good at English.
whose
My English ____(not be) so rusty if I ____(have) more chance to communicate with native speakers of English
wouldn't be - had
The school is performing well, but we recognize the need for further ______ . (improve)
improvements
The teaching staff are all well_______ . (qualify)
qualified
If I ____ (go) to England this summer, I ____(have) the chance to pick up a bit of English
went - would have
Many people come to England and English-speaking countries where/when/that they can learn English in the all-English environment. .
where
I often look up new words in the dictionary that/whom/when has just been published by Oxford University Press
that
There are several reasons _____ I don't like English.
why
English speaking presents special ________for foreign learners. (difficult)
difficulty
We placed ________ in a number of national newspapers. (advertise)
advertisements
If my English ____(be) good enough, I ____(find) a good job.
is - can/will find