Lesson 3
revision
Complete with missing words. (use the vocabulary from the previous lesson)
1)______power provides clean energy.
2)This mobile doesn’t work. I think it has the ______
3)This little gadget is very _____
4)We got hidden cameras and ____ microphones
5)Press the pause ______.
6)Please _____ the toaster! It doesn`t work
7)The factory may _____ because they have not enough money
8) Would you like to _____ at this picture, please?
9) Come and visit me _____you want.
10) Use the professional ______ to check and remove the virus.
Complete with WHO/WHICH/ THAT/ WHERE
1. A hotel is a place ____people stay when they are on holiday.
2. A dictionary is a book ___ gives definitions of words.
3. That's the girl ____ works in a restaurant.
4. A restaurant is a place ____ you can eat.
5 Bill Clinton, _____was President of the USA, has only one daughter.
6. Elephants, ______ are large and grey, can be found in zoo.
7. My house, ___ is in Miami, is very expensive
8. The pair of shoes ___I bought yesterday is my favourite
9. The car ___is outside the house is mine
10. My living-room, __ is the largest room in my house, is upstairs
KEEP IN MIND!!!! REMEMBER!!!!
1
Defining relative clauses are used to specify which person or thing we mean. They give information necessary for understanding!
Who or that are used for people.
Which or that are used for things.
We don't use commas in a defining relative clause.
I have a friend who / that speaks five languages.
She showed me the coat which / that she had bought.
2
Non-defining relative clauses (extra information clauses) are used to add extra information to a sentence.
We use commas in a non-defining relative clause.
Who is used for people.
Which is used for things.
THATcannot be used.
Mr Fry, who speaks five languages, works as a translator for the EU.
Mr Fry, that speaks five languages, works as a translator for the EU.
The area, which has very high unemployment, is in the north of the country.
The area, that has very high unemployment, is in the north of the country.