Relative clauses > Add the correct relative clause: That's the girl (a)   won a medal for sailing last year.

Relative clauses > Add the correct relative clause: That's the teacher (a)   daughter is married to a famous football player.

Relative clauses > Add the correct relative clause: Brighton beach is (a)   I lost my ring in July.

Relative clauses > Add the correct relative clause: It was on Tuesday (a)   I saw Sam.

Relative clauses > Add the correct relative clause: She is the girl (a)   the teacher saw doing graffiti.

Relative clauses > Add the correct relative clause: It is a mystery (a)   he isn't here today. (nobody knows the reason)

Join the sentences using the relative pronoun. Mind the other changes: Pass me the dictionary. I put it on the shelf.

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Join the sentences using the relative pronoun. Mind the other changes:: We haven't met Mr Smith. His daughter studies with Mark.

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Join the sentences using the relative pronoun. Mind the other changes: They sent me a postcard of the hotel. They stayed there on holiday.

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Join the sentences using the relative pronoun. Mind the other changes: This is my best friend. I met her at school ten years ago.

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Join the sentences using the relative pronoun. Mind the other changes: I was in the middle of the meeting. My cell phone rang then.

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Dynamic and state verbs > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: The Glastonbury festival (a)   (take) place every summer.

Dynamic and state verbs > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: Susan (a)   (have) all the albums by the band.

Dynamic and state verbs > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: (a)   (you/look) for anything in particular Madam?

Dynamic and state verbs > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: (a)   (they/have) a good time at the festival this weekend?

Dynamic and state verbs > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: What (a)   (you/think) of his music?

Dynamic and state verbs > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: She (a)   (look) really cool in those vintage sunglasses.

Dynamic and state verbs > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: I (a)   (think) about going to university.

Dynamic and state verbs > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: That book (a)   (belong) to Mike.

Dynamic and state verbs > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: I'm sorry, I (a)   (not believe) you.

Dynamic and state verbs > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: (a)   (she/have) a party this evening?

Present perfect simple/continuous: I (a)   (write) my essay for three hours. I need to finish it tomorrow.

Present perfect simple/continuous: The Prime Minister (a)   (answer) questions in Parliament all day.

Present perfect simple/continuous: George (a)   (not see) his new neighbours yet.

Present perfect simple/continuous: How many paintings (a)   (you/sell) this week?

Present perfect simple/continuous: They (a)   (look for) a new house since last year.

Narrative tenses > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: When I got home, I realised that I (a)   (lose) my phone.

Narrative tenses > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: Jane looked around and saw that everyone (a)   (watch) the hockey match.

Narrative tenses > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: Andy didn't get to the stadium on time. The match (a)   (already/start) when he arrived.

Narrative tenses > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: What prize (a)   (she/get) for winning the Wimbledon title last year?

Narrative tenses > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: Janet (a)   (try) to sleep when she heard her neighbours celebrating their team's victory.

Narrative tenses > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: She was delighted because she (a)   (never/win) a medal before.

Narrative tenses > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: Edison (a)   (win) the race when his car suddenly broke down.

Narrative tenses > Supply the correct form of the verb in bracket: Thompson (a)   (score) the winning goal in the final minute of the game.