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    The document provides exercises on using relative clauses to join sentences and fill in missing relative pronouns. There are 4 sections with multiple choice questions, sentence completion activities, and examples of defining and non-defining relative clauses. The exercises focus on practicing the correct use of relative pronouns such as who, whom, whose, which, that in relative clauses.

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    The document provides exercises on using relative clauses to join sentences and fill in missing relative pronouns. There are 4 sections with multiple choice questions, sentence completion activities, and examples of defining and non-defining relative clauses. The exercises focus on practicing the correct use of relative pronouns such as who, whom, whose, which, that in relative clauses.

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    UNIT 2 - RELATIVE CLAUSES EXERCISES

    1. Join the sentences using a defining or non-defining relative clause.

    1. The woman works with me. Her shirt is blue. _The woman whose shirt is blue Works with me.

    2. The man is my teacher. He is tall. _The man who is tal is my teacher.

    3. Eduardo speaks excellent French. He has never been to France.

    Eduardo, who has never been to France, speaks excellent French.

    4. Paris is a great city. We spent a week there. Paris, where we spent a week, is a great city.

    2. Choose the correct option.

    0.The school who / where I went is having a reunion.

    1.The man whose / who son scored is a profesional footballer.

    2.My mum, which / who is a baker, made the most amazing cake.

    3.The neighbourhood which / where he grew up hasn’t changed at all in 20 years!

    4.I like people whose / who are honest with me.

    5.Travel guides that / who tell me a little of the history of a place are the best.

    3. Complete each sentence with a relative pronoun.

    0.The girl who we saw earlier was blonde.

    1.I am someone whose objective in life is to be positive.

    2.Pedestrians who/that don’t respect traffic lights put themselves in danger.

    3.The city centre, which attracts a lot of tourists, is filthy.

    4.Remote places where there aren’t a lot of tourists need to be protected

    4. Complete the sentences using a relative pronoun.

    1. The biggest problem (that) I faced was the language barrier.

    2. These aren’t the kind of people (who) I like to hang out with.

    3. The quantity of traffic, which is on the streets, makes cycling dangerous.

    4. Cars ( that are) parked here will be removed by the police.

    5. Many of the immigrants, who are arriving here, are highly qualified.

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