Relative Clauses
Do you remember the girl ____ sat next to us on the plane?
who / that
You _____ buy the tickets online, but they’re cheaper.
A. 'll have to
B. didn't have to
C. Don't have to
C. Don't have to
in or to a foreign country (ADV)
abroad
She didn’t enjoy the (f _ _ _ _ t) to New York because the plane was hot and noisy.
flight
A lot of people are waiting to ____ their bags at the airport.
We’re travelling on the train ____ goes to Dublin.
which / that
The train stopped at the border because we ____ show our passports.
A. had to
B. need too
C. don't have to
A. had to
to make a journey (V)
travel
You can’t travel to another country if you don’t have a
(p _ _ _ _ _ _ t).
passport
Oliver heard about the ____ in the town centre, so he decided to go by bike.
The people ____ work here are nice and very friendly.
who / that
I ____ see the doctor. I’ve had a headache for two days.
A.'ll have to
B. need to
C. musn't
B. need to
a short visit to a place, usually to go there and return home (N).
trip
This snow is going to (d _ _ _ y) the bus and we’ll arrive late.
delay
Today the students are ____ in London, but tomorrow they begin their classes.
I love places ____ I can have fun.
where
We _____ be late. The bus will leave without us.
A. musn't
B. don't have to
C. didn't have to
A. musn't
the action of travelling (N, uncountable)
travel
The (j _ _ _ _ _ y) home took eight hours and it was very long and boring.
journey
Alice enjoyed her holiday in Brazil, but she’s very tired after the long ____ home.
The city ____ I want to visit the most is Buenos Aires.
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The flight leaves tomorrow at 6 a.m. We ____ get up very early.
A. had to
B. ’ll have to
C. musn't
B. ’ll have to
the time when you are travelling from one place to another (N)
journey
Liam and his friends walked over the (b _ _ _ _ r) from Austria into Italy.
border
I’m always very nervous during ____, but once the plane is in the air, I’m fine.