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It is a wild animal, which is related to dogs but behaves more like a cat.
It is an animal whose fur is often reddish-brown.
fox
Do you know the town (relative clause) he grew up?
where
Make a sentence following the double comparative pattern using these words:
long / you / study / prepared / become
The longer you study, the more prepared you become.
Do you know the exact time (relative clause) the train will arrive?
when
It is a thing whose purpose is to show images or videos on a wall or screen.
This thing, which connects to a computer, is used in classrooms and meeting rooms.
projector
It is a person whose job is to share important information with the public.
It is a person who reads the news on television.
news anchor/ reporter
Make a sentence following the double comparative pattern using these words:
warm / the weather / get / pleasant / become
The warmer the weather gets, the more pleasant it becomes.
It’s an animal whose tail is bushy.
It’s a furry animal whose strong teeth can crack open hard shells of nuts and seeds.
squirrel
Make a sentence following the double comparative pattern using these words:
far / you / walk / tired / become
The farther you walk, the more tired you become.
It is a person whose job involves being underwater.
It is a person who uses an oxygen tank to breathe.
diver
This is the cafe (relative clause) the coffee is much (good) the one across the street.
where -- better than
The more motivated the students (relative clause) join the clubs are, the (successful) they become.
who -- more successful
The day (relative clause) they reopened the museum was a bit (busy) expected.
when -- busier than
The speaker (relative clause) presentation doesn't have as (pictures) as the others is very impressive.
whose -- many pictures
The TV, (relative clause) we bought last year, was twice (big) as the one we bought yesterday.
which -- as big
The school (relative clause) she studied as a child has become much (modern) the university (relative clause) her brother is currently studying.
where -- more modern than -- where
The scientist (relative clause) research has become popular is working in a laboratory (relative clause) the technology is far (advanced) than anything available before.
whose -- where -- more advanced
The day (relative clause) the company announced the changes, (relative clause) were more surprising than expected, created problems for workers (relative clause) jobs became harder.
when -- which -- whose
The family (relative clause) home was damaged during the storm, (relative clause) was worse than expected, moved to a city where the place is much (safe).
whose -- which -- safer
The more confident the students (relative clause) join in the competition become, the (good) their performances are compared to those schools (relative clause) training practices are less.
who -- better -- where/whose
What do you call the day after Thanksgiving?
Black Friday
What does "tabi-tabi po" mean?
Please let me pass.
What do you call the Thanksgiving dish that is a mix of bread cubes, broth, vegetables, and meat?
stuffing
A manananggal is a creature whose body splits in half. What does it like to eat?
unborn babies
What is another name for a big dinner?
feast