UNIT 6 REVISION

• Hi Kelly!

• Thanks for the email ... you sent me yesterday. You asked about my weekend job.

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I am working in a shop ... you can buy eco-friendly clothes.

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Those are clothes ... are made from recycled materials. Alina is working in the shop too. She's a friend from school I've known since I was ten years old, so it's great to be together at work.

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The other people ... work in the shop are really nice too - especially the girl ... job was to show me around last week. I really like her!

Do you do a weekend job, Kelly? Write and tell me about it.

Your, Samantha.

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Rewrite the sentence so that it contains non-defining relative clauses.

Coldwell Sports Centre is near my house, and I go there three times a week.

Rewrite the sentence so that it contains non-defining relative clauses.

Mackenzie Green is my best friend, and her family is American.

Rewrite the sentence so that it contains non-defining relative clauses.

Elon Musk knows a lot about business. He started his first company when he was a student.

Rewrite the sentence so that it contains non-defining relative clauses.

I've already watched a movie. My favorite actor Timothee Chalamet starred there.

Rewrite the sentence so that it contains non-defining relative clauses.

She won an Oscar. This is a well-known American award.