WorksheetsEnglish Grammar M.4/1 Mid-Term
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 35mins
Professor Marvin, _________ always wakes up early, arrived before everyone else
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I was teaching at the Selly Oak center, ________ is just over the road
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a. He was a man of considerable wealth, _______ he ultimately spent on partying and wasteful pleasures
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I never met Brando again, _______ was a pity
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a. She was a little tense, _________ was understandable
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a. Large lizards, __________ are very scary, are taking over our village
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My truck, ________ usually very reliable, did not start today
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The town, _________ often very rainy, had a very significant flood
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My ice cream, _______ quickly melting, fell onto the ground
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Monkeys, _________ very mischievous, are stealing my coffee
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Choose the correct answer (defining relative clause)
The man who you met yesterday was my brother
The man, who you met yesterday, was my brother
The man which you met yesterday was my brother
The man, which you met yesterday, was my brother
Choose the correct answer (defining relative clause)
The car who crashed into me belongs to Simon
The car, that crashed into me, belongs to Simon
The car that crashed into me belongs to Simon
The car, which crashed into me, belongs to Simon
Choose the correct answer (defining relative clause)
You are the only person here which knows me
You are the only person here that knows me
You are, the only person here, that knows me
You are the only person here, which knows me
Choose the correct answer (defining relative clause)
That was the ice cream who mom made herself
That was, the ice cream, who mom made herself
That was the ice cream when mom made herself
That was the ice cream that mom made herself
Choose the correct answer (defining relative clause)
The car that I wanted to buy was not for sale
The car who was not for sale I wanted to buy
The car’s sale was not to buy
The car, that I wanted to buy, was not for sale
Choose the correct answer (defining relative clause)
The duck who I wanted to sell was not worth a lot of money
The duck that I wanted to sell was not worth a lot of money
The duck whom I wanted to sell, was not worth a lot of money
The duck, who’s not a sale, was not worth any money
Choose the correct answer (defining relative clause)
The cat that lives next door is very friendly
The cat who lives next door is very friendly
The cat whom living in the doors is very friendly
The cat, living next door, is very friendly
Choose the correct answer (defining relative clause)
The hot sun who came out from the clouds are making the sand very hot
The hot sand who came out from the clouds is making the sun very hot
The hot sun, which came out from the clouds, are making the sand very hot
The hot sun which came out from the clouds is making the sand very hot
Choose the correct answer (defining relative clause)
That are a tree that I really respect
That are a tree who I really respect
That is a tree that I really respect
That is a tree who I really respect
Choose the correct answer (defining relative clause)
The monkeys who stole my lunch is getting away, catch them!
The monkeys who stole my lunch are getting away, catch them!
The monkeys that stole my lunch are getting away, catch them!
The monkeys that stole my lunch is getting away, catch them!
change "Go" into the past simple tense
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change "Have" into the past simple tense
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change "Break" into the past simple tense
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change "Buy" into the past simple tense
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change "Run" into the past simple tense
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change "Come" into the past simple tense
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change "Do" into the past simple tense
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change "Fly" into the past simple tense
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change "Know" into the past simple tense
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change "Win" into the past simple tense
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Complete the sentence using a non-defining clause
The dog / very annoying / which was / barked all day
Complete the sentence using a non-defining clause
He left his bag /which had/ in a taxi/ a lot of money inside
Complete the sentence using a non-defining clause
Nicole / has / a special collection /who/ loves Star Wars figures
Complete the sentence using a non-defining clause
Antiques / very expensive / which are / good investments / are sometimes
Complete the sentence using a non-defining clause
Apples / fell onto / Isaac Newton’s head / which are round
