Journey's Lesson 19 Grammar Harvesting Hope

Which word best completes this sentence? The picture ______ she showed me was striking.

• that

• where

• who

• whose

Which word BEST completes the this sentence? These roses in her garden, _______ were planted long ago, are known for their beauty.

• when

• which

• who

• whose

Which word BEST completes this sentence? My uncle Luis is the one person ______ has inspired me to succeed.

• what

• which

• who

• whose

Which word BEST completes this sentence? DI you remember that time _____ we swam in the lake near our house?

• what

• when

• which

• why

Which word BEST completes this sentence? The little park ______ we met was very noisy and crowded.

• that

• what

• where

• why

Which word BEST way to combine these sentences? (1) The coat was blue. (2) She wore it.

• The coat that she wore was blue.

• The coat was blue, she wore it.

• The coat was blue, which she wore.

• wearing a coat, she did, was blue.

Which word BEST way to combine these sentences? (1) This bracelet is my most cherished possession. (2) It was given to me by my grandma.

• This bracelet is my most cherished possession, but It was given to me by my grandma.

• Because it is my most cherished possession, this bracelet was given to me by my grandma.

• This bracelet, which was given to me by my grandma, is my most cherished possession.

• After is became my most cherished possession, this bracelet was given to me by my grandma.

What is the best way to combine these sentences? (1) I remember a special day. (2) We had a big party then.

• I remember a special day, and we had a big party.

• I remember a special day when we had a big party.

• When we had a big party, I remember that special day.

• Then we had a big party, and I remember that special day.

What is the best way to combine these sentences? (1) The neighborhood has many apartment buildings. (2) I live in the neighborhood.

• The neighborhood where I lived has many apartment buildings.

• The neighborhood has many apartment buildings, where I live.

• The neighborhood has many apartment buildings, but I like in the neighborhood.

• The neighborhood has many apartment buildings, and I live in that neighborhood.

What is the best way to combine these sentences? (1) A man won the contest. (2) He is the man.

• He is the man who won the contest.

• He is the man, which won the contest.

• A man won the contest, and he is the man.

• There was a contest, and a man won it, and it was him.