Relative clauses
Complete the sentence. Provide both options:
The girl ___ is talking to the teacher is my sister.
who, that
Choose the correct word:
___ is in the classroom. (a person, but we don’t know who)
someone/somebody
Choose the correct option:
I have ___ homework today.
A) a few
B) a little
B) a little
vidět rudě
see red
dřevěný
wooden
Complete the sentence. Provide both options:
This is the book ___ I borrowed from you.
Provide 5 examples of indefinite pronouns.
eg. nobody, somebody, anyone, no one, everything...
Choose the correct sentence:
A) She gave me many advices.
B) She gave me a lot of advice.
B) She gave me a lot of advice.
rvát si vlasy
Provide 4 ways to react when surprised. (They must each have at least 2 words)
You're kidding!
No way!
That can't be true!
Are you serious?
Combine the sentences using a relative clause:
I have a friend. He lives in Canada.
I looked everywhere, but I found ___.
nothing
Fill in the blank (a little - little - a few - few):
There are ___ students in the classroom, so it feels empty.
few = almost none
vyletět z kůže
jump out of your skin
I've been to Italy before.
Have you?
Fill in the blank with the correct relative pronouns:
1) The restaurant ___ we ate yesterday was amazing.
2) That man ____ jacket was too big looked so funny!
1) where
2) whose
Correct the mistakes:
Someone have left their bag somewhere in the classrooms, but nobody don’t know where.
Someone have left their bag somewhere in the classrooms, but nobody don’t know where.
= Someone has left their bag somewhere in the classroom, but nobody knows where.
Correct the sentence:
I have few money, so I can’t buy a little snacks.
I have little money, so I can’t buy a few snacks.
až ti vlasy vstávají hrůzou
make your hair stand on end
evidence
Each sentence contains a mistake. Correct them:
The boy which won the competition is from my school.
The film is about a spy who wife betrays him.
1) which -> who
2) who -> whose
Provide the two options AND explain the difference in meaning:
Is there ___ in the fridge?
anything = neutral, you don't know if sth is there, yes/no
something = expecting "yes", you think or hope there is food
Find and correct all mistakes:
There are little people with a few knowledge about this topic, and they don’t have many informations.
There are few people with a little knowledge about this topic, and they don’t have much information.
Co máš za lubem?
Nemám ani ponětí.
What are they up to?
I've got no clue.
The best seat in the theatre
balcony