RELATIVE, PARTICIPLE & INFINITIVE CLAUSES

Andy and Karen, ______ are unemployed, have offered to look after my house next summer.

• both of whom

• who are both

• both of who

• both two

That's the church ______ my grandparents were married.

• in where

• in which

• which

• in that

Which sentence is wrong?

• Neil Armstrong was the first man to have walked on the moon.

• Neil Armstrong was the first man who walked on the moon.

• Neil Armstrong was the first man walking on the moon.

• Neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon.

The box, ______ in the accident, was a family heirloom.

• broken

• that was broken

• breaking

• having broken

2001 was the year ______ one of my children was born.

• in when

• that

• on which

• in which

Mike and Jill, ______ had ever eaten asparagus before, thought it was delicious.

• neither of who

• both of whom

• neither of whom

• whom

______ up the phone, Alison turned and faded.

• Hanging

• Having hang

• To hang

• After hang

______, he decided to take a taxi.

• Realised he'd be late

• To realise he'd be late

• Realising he'd be late

• After he'd realise he'd be late

Which sentence is wrong?

• Anyone to need assistance should call the supervisor.

• Anyone needing assistance should call the supervisor.

• Anyone who needs assistance should call the supervisor.

• Anyone who is in need of assistance should call the supervisor.

You can definitely wear ______ you like.

• which dress

• whichever dress

• whatever dress

• any of dress