Relative clauses
That's the office ____ I did my work experience.
where
She said / told she wanted to stay.
said
Which sentence is correct?
A: He sang for us last night.
B. He used to sing for us last night.
A: He sang for us last night.
It was brilliant! It's the ____ film I've ever seen. (good)
the best
for
She's the woman ____ I was telling you about.
who / that
He said / told me he'd be late.
told
Which sentence is correct?
A: I worked in an art gallery for three years.
B: I used to work in an art galleryf or three years.
A: I worked in an art gallery for three years.
My boyfriend is the photographer-- he takes wonderful photographs. He's much ____ than me. (talented)
more talented
He hasn't had a book published for/since/yet.
yet
That was the moment _____ I realised my mistake!
when
'We're going to clean the beach.'
He said that _____ going to clean the beach.
they were
Which sentence is correct?
A: She used to be a photographer.
B: She was a photographer.
BOTH
I find that organising my workspace can be ____ than actually doing my work. (enjoyable)
more enjoyable
He's really tired. He hasn't stopped working for/since/yet 5:30 AM.
since
This is the man _____ blog I was telling you about.
whose
'I'm feeling a bit stressed.'
She ____ me that she ____ feeling a bit stressed.
told; was
We _____ (live) close to the train station, but we moved away from there last year.
used to live
I get up ____ now that I have an alarm clock. (easy)
more easily
I have known Kelsey ____ we were at school together.
since
That's the article ____ he wrote for the magazine.
which / that
'We grew these carrots in our garden.'
They told us that they ____ grown the carrots in ____ garden.
had; their
Elena _____ (drink) a lot of coffee, but she does now.
didn't use to
This course is more boring than the last one.
This course isn't ________ the last one. (interesting)
as interesting as
I've been here ____ about ten minutes, but the film hasn't started ____.
for; yet