RELATIVE CLAUSES
SHOULD/ SHOULDN´T/ MIGHT
AGREEING
DISAGREEING
PROBLEMS AND TREATMENT
100

Combine:
This is the girl. She won the competition.

This is the girl who won the competition.

100

You have a headache. Give advice.

You should take a painkiller. / You should rest.

100

“I love pizza.”

So do I.

100

“I think maths is easy.”

Oh, I don´t.

100

I’ve got a sore throat.

You should take some .......

tablets/capsules.
200

Choose: who / which
This is the museum ___ we visited.

which

200

It’s very sunny. Give advice.

You should wear sunscreen.

200

“I’m not tired.”

Neither am I.

200

“I don’t like chocolate.”

Oh, I do.

200

I’ve broken my arm.

You should go to the hospital for an ......

X-ray

300

Combine:
I met a boy. He lives next door.

I met a boy who lives next door.

300

He didn’t study. What might happen?

He might fail the test.

300

“I can swim.”

So can I.

300

“Homework is fun.”

Oh, it isn´t.

300

I’ve got a high temperature for three days.

You should see a ........

doctor

400

Correct the mistake:
This is the cake who I made.

This is the cake which/that I made.

400

You feel sick after eating old food.

You shouldn’t eat old food. / You might have food poisoning.

400

“I didn’t like the film.”

Neither did I.

400

“You shouldn’t do exercise.”

Oh, you should.

400

I cut my finger badly.

You should clean it and put a ..... on it.

bandage/plaster

500

Combine:
That’s the teacher. Her car was stolen.

That’s the teacher whose car was stolen.

500

Give advice + possible result:
She doesn’t sleep much.

She should sleep more. She might get ill.

500

“I’ve been to London.”

So have I.

500

“English is boring.”

Oh, it isn´t.

500

My hands are itchy.

You should put some ...... on them.


cream/ointment

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