Focus 2 Unit 5.5 Relative Clauses p. 145

Fill in the gap to join the pair of sentences using a relative pronoun along with the other necessary words.

There is a nice café. We can go there.

There is a nice café (a)   .

Fill in the gap to join the pair of sentences using a relative pronoun along with the other necessary words.

I know a boy. He speaks perfect Chinese.

I know a boy (a)   perfect Chinese.

Fill in the gap to join the pair of sentences using a relative pronoun along with the other necessary words.

McDonald's is a restaurant. It sells hamburgers and chips.

McDonald's is a restaurant (a)   hamburgers and chips.

Fill in the gap to join the pair of sentences using a relative pronoun along with the other necessary words.

I'm sure you'll find a job. You're going to love it.

I'm sure you'll find a job (a)   .

Fill in the gap to join the pair of sentences using a relative pronoun along with the other necessary words.

This is the man. I saw him in front of the jeweller's.

This is the man (a)   in front of the jeweller's.

Fill in the gap to join the pair of sentences using a relative pronoun along with the other necessary words.

Tina is a great sportswoman. She never gives up.

Tina is a great sportswoman (a)   .

Is this sentence correct?

We live in a town doesn't have a university.

• Yes, it is correct.

• No, who should be added.

• No, where should be added.

• No, which should be added.

Is this sentence correct?

Do you know the boy is dancing with Molly?

• Yes, it is correct.

• No, who should be added.

• No, where should be added.

• No, which should be added.

Is this sentence correct?

Sam used to live in a country the schools are free.

• Yes, it is correct.

• No, who should be added.

• No, where should be added.

• No, which should be added.

Is this sentence correct?

What is the school subject you like best?

• Yes, it is correct.

• No, who should be added.

• No, where should be added.

• No, which should be added.