Skillful 2 R/W, Grammar check

People __________ lived in the countryside were given a small piece of land to farm.

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In the past, people lived ________ it was easy to grow their own food.

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The new kinds of food _______ are popular nowadays are usually processed and unhealthy.

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The food _________ we eat in my country is usually imported.

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In hot and dry places, _______ there is little rain, it is often hard to grow food.

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She thinks people living in the city, ________ are usually richer, do not eat as much fresh fruit and vegetables.

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Join the sentences using a defining or non-defining relative clause. Use commas (, ,) if necessary. Example:

The East of China has the best farmland. Most people live there.

The East of China, where most people live, has the best farmland.

The people mostly eat fish. They live on small islands.

Join the sentences using a defining or non-defining relative clause after the

subject of each sentence.

Bottled water is more expensive than gas. It comes from other countries.

Join the sentences using a defining or non-defining relative clause after the

subject of each sentence.

The dish comes from the north of the country. It is made from rice, fish,

herbs, and spices.

Join the sentences using a defining or non-defining relative clause after the

subject of each sentence.

The places are in the center of the country. They eat more meat.