Solutions Gold Intermediate Unit 6

The client who is standing is very nice. Tick true information about the underlined clause. (multiple answers)

• It's defining relative clause because there's no commas before and after it.

• It defines the object. There's probably more clients in the room but only one of them is standing.

• Thanks to this clause we can identify this particular client from others.

• Who refers to people.

This chocolate, which I've got from my sister, is delicious. What is true about the underlined clause? (multiple answers)

• Which refers to animals, items, things, places but not to people

• It's non-defining relative clause because there are commas before and after it.

• This clause gives us an extra information.

• It means: This chocolate is delicious and by the way my sister gave it to me.

• I still don't know the difference between defining and non-defining clauses.

She's very stressed while speaking in public. She's ...

• shy

• modest

• thoughtful

• sociable

Someone who is empathic and cares for other people's situation is ...

(a)  

His decision is irreversible. I don't know how to convince him. He's so ...

(a)  

... ask what the job involves?

Well, You will be responsible for taking orders ...

• May I / for example

• I'd like / for instance

• Could I / as a result

Chose the sentence which means : I got married last weekend in Las Vegas, where my parents used to live.

• She got married last weekend in Las Vegas. She had chosen this place because her parents used to live there.

• She got married last weekend in Las Vegas. What's interesting her parents used to live there.

What is the meaning of this sentence: The girl whose father is a policeman is thoughtful.

• The girl is thoughtful. By the way, her father is a policeman.

• Only this girl who is a daughter of a policeman is thoughtful. All the other girls are not.

We may re-use this plastic bag. Don't ... (nie wyrzucaj jej).

(a)  

Chose the sentence which is not correct.

• The wall that falls apart needs to be fixed.

• This is the dog who has eaten my lunch.

• There was a time when I was a fishmonger.

• Whose that scarf hanging on the chair?