relative clause
Alice is a journalist ________ I trust.
who/that
The sky’s gone dark, so I’m pretty sure it ___________ to rain.
is going
Complete the conversation with the correct words.
A: There’s something I (1) n_____ to tell you.
B: What’s that?
A: I’m afraid I crashed the car.
B: Oh that’s (2) a______. Are you OK?
1) need
2) awful
Complete the sentence in reported speech.
'I feel bad about it.'
He said ______________________________.
He said that he felt bad about it.
We never post photos online _______ show our friends without asking them first.
which/that
I know you’re nervous about the test, but I’m sure ________ do well.
you'll/you will
Complete the conversation with the correct words.
A: Bad news, I’m (1) a_______.
B: What’s the matter?
A: I lost my wallet with more than €200 in cash.
B: Oh no! That’s (2) t________.
1) afraid
2) terrible
Complete the sentence in reported speech.
'I studied music for five years.'
She said _____________.
she said (that) she had studied music for five years OR she'd studied music for five years
We stopped to help a man _______ car had broken down.
whose
I’m not sure this is going to work, but I _______ be wrong.
might
Complete the conversation with the correct words.
A: (1) G_____ what! I’m moving house tomorrow.
B: Really? Wow, that’s (2) w_______ . I’m so (3) pl______ for you.
1) Guess
2) wonderful
3) pleased
Read the pairs of sentences. Then correct the mistakes in the reported speech.
‘I’m going to meet a group of activists.’
He told me that he met a group of activists.
It should be:
He told me that he was going to meet a group of activists.
Remake the sentence. Use a relative pronoun.
I remember that day. We first met online then.
I remember the day ____________ online.
when we first met
We’re late, so __________ miss the start of the film.
we're going to
Put the words in brackets in the correct order to complete the conversation.
A: ______________ we’re getting married. (this / believe / but / you / won’t)
B: Wow. Congratulations! _______________! (good / that / news / is)
You won't believe this but...
That is good news!
Read the pairs of sentences. Then correct the mistakes in the reported speech.
‘I’ll see you at the party, Matt.’
She told Matt that she will see him at the party.
It should be:
She told Matt that she would see him at the party.
Remake the sentence. Use a relative pronoun.
There’s a page on this website. You can find really strange news stories there.
There’s a page on this website _________ really strange news stories.
where you can find
Complete the sentences using the prompts in brackets in the correct form and with the correct word order.
He has done no work, so he _____________ pass his exams! (definitely not / going)
definitely isn't going to
Put the words in brackets in the correct order to complete the conversation.
A: I’ve _________________. (something / tell / you / got / to)
B: What is it?
A: _____________ my exams. (failed / unfortunately / I)
B: Oh, I’m really sorry. __________. (a / shame / what)
...got something to tell you
Unfortunately, I failed...
What a shame.
Read the pairs of sentences. Then correct the mistakes in the reported speech.
‘I’ve already sent you an email explaining the situation.’
He told that he already sent an email explaining the situation.
It should be:
He said that he had already sent an email explaining the situation.