Unit 9&10 intermediate

Choose the correct sentence:

• The boy which I met yesterday is my cousin.

• The boy where I met yesterday is my cousin.

• The boy whom I met yesterday is my cousin.

• The boy that met yesterday is my cousin.

The girl _____ bike was stolen is my classmate.

• who

• whose

• that

• which

Choose the correct sentence with a defining relative clause:

• I need a phone, which is waterproof.

• I need a phone which waterproof.

• I need a phone which is waterproof.

• I need a phone that it is waterproof.

Choose the sentence with a non-defining relative clause:

• My laptop which is new is very fast.

• My sister, who lives in Paris, is visiting.

• The man who sold it is here.

• The book which I read was interesting.

Combine the sentences using a relative clause:

"This is Tom. He helped me yesterday."

• This is Tom, who helped me yesterday.

• This is Tom which helped me yesterday.

• This is Tom, whom helped me yesterday.

• This is Tom helping me yesterday.

Choose the correct sentence:

• The man training my sister is a doctor.

• The man who training my sister is a doctor.

• The man trains my sister is a doctor.

• The man trained my sister is a doctor.

Choose the correct sentence:

• The tree, cut down by the council, is very old.

• The tree, was cut down by the council, is very old.

• The tree which cut down by the council is very old.

• The tree cut down by the council is very old it is.

Choose the correct sentence with an -ing clause:

• The cat, looking hungry, followed us.

• The cat, looked hungry, followed us.

• The cat, look hungry, followed us.

• The cat, having look hungry, followed us.

Which sentence correctly uses a participle clause?

• Tired after the long day, he went straight to bed.

• Being tired, he went straight to bed and sleep.

• He went to bed, was tired after the long day.

• He was tired and went straight to bed, being exhausted.

Choose the sentence with a correct participle clause:

• The man carrying the bags dropped his wallet.

• The man, carries the bags, dropped his wallet.

• The man who carrying the bags dropped his wallet.

• The man carried the bags dropped his wallet.