Password Reset B2 Unit 3 grammar

Complete the sentence with which, who, whose, where. For the sentences in which the words can be replaced with that you can choose more than one answer.

Ruby was the candidate _______ made the best impression during the interview.

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Complete the sentence with which, who, whose, where. For the sentences in which the words can be replaced with that you can choose more than one answer.

The job advertisement, _______ was published in a local newspaper, specified the company’s expectations regarding a suitable candidate’s qualifications.

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Complete the sentence with which, who, whose, where. For the sentences in which the words can be replaced with that you can choose more than one answer.

My father was the person _______ influenced me most in terms of choosing my career.

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Complete the sentence with which, who, whose, where. For the sentences in which the words can be replaced with that you can choose more than one answer.

We took the broken laptop back to the shop _______ we’d bought it.

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Complete the sentence with which, who, whose, where. For the sentences in which the words can be replaced with that you can choose more than one answer.

The person _______ attitude and job experience I admire most is my ex-boss.

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Complete the sentence with which, who, whose, where. For the sentences in which the words can be replaced with that you can choose more than one answer.

In my first job, I met a group of fantastic people _______ shaped the way I now see my duties and responsibilities.

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Put commas in the sentence where you think they are necessary. Write one word and the comma after it. If commas are not necessary write "Correct".

Jane who was the first person to notice the need to motivate employees was soon promoted to manager.

Put commas in the sentence where you think they are necessary. Write one word and the comma after it. If commas are not necessary write "Correct".

The place where most of the employees spend their lunch break is the company canteen.

Put commas in the sentence where you think they are necessary. Write one word and the comma after it. If commas are not necessary write "Correct".

The company wants to hire a person that speaks two foreign languages and has good interpersonal skills.

Put commas in the sentence where you think they are necessary. Write one word and the comma after it. If commas are not necessary write "Correct".

The east coast where we used to spend our summer holidays is now a popular destination for many celebrities and high-level managers.