The man is very rich. I work for him.

• The man for which I work is very rich.

• The man is very rich whom I work for.

• The man who I work for is very rich.

• I work for the man very rich.

This is the park. I met my boyfriend here.

• This is the park which I met my boyfriend.

• This is the park where I met my boyfriend.

• This is the park in that I met my boyfriend.

• This is the park where I met my boyfriend here.

That is the shop. It sells second-hand clothes.

• That is the shop where sells second-hand clothes.

• That is the shop that sells second-hand clothes.

• That is the shop wich sells second-hand clothes.

• That is the shop where it sells second-hand clothes.

I love spring weeks. We don't have any exams then.

• I love spring weeks when we don't have any exams then.

• I love when we don't have any exams week.

• I love spring weeks which we don't have any exams.

• I love spring weeks when we don't have any exams.

The man got wet. We borrowed his umbrella.

• The man got wet, who we borrowed his umbrella.

• The man, whom we borrowed his umbrella, got wet.

• The man, whose umbrella we borrowed, got wet.

• The man, who we borrowed his umbrella, got wet.

The dictator was very cruel. People greatly feared him.

• The dictator, whom people greatly feared, was very cruel.

• The dictator, who greatly feared people, was very cruel.

• The dictator was very cruel, when people greatly feared him.

• The dictator whose people greatly feared him was very cruel.

The shop is in Paris. The terrorist attacked 4 people there.

• The terrorist attacked 4 people, where the shop is in Paris.

• The shop is in Paris, where the terrorist attacked 4 people.

• The shop, where the terrorist attacked 4 people, is in Paris.

• The shop whose terrorist attacked 4 people there, is in Paris.

I know relative clauses well. We've learned them this year.

• I know relative clauses well, which we've learned this year.

• I know relative clauses, which we've learned this year, well.

• I know which we learned this year relative clauses well.

• I know relative clauses, when we learned them this year.

Oliver, ____ about his exam results, didn't notice that his bus had just left.

• worried

• worrying

• was worrying

• worryed

The person, ____ to play the main role in the film, was a little-known actor.

• chosen

• choosing

• choosen

• choosed