Vocabulary 1
to get something from somebody that must be returned.
borrow
to plan for making and spending money.
budget
Join the two sentences using a relative clause (defining or non-defining). Start with the words given. Use who, which, whose, where or when. Add commas where necessary.
Emma lives next door. She works as a doctor.
Emma______________________ lives next door.
Emma, who works as a doctor, lives next door.
Join the two sentences using a relative clause (defining or non-defining). Start with the words given. Use who, which, whose, where or when. Add commas where necessary.
This is the beach. We usually go swimming there.
This is the beach ___________________________.
This is the beach where we usually go swimming. (Defining)
too many
something good at a lower price than usual.
bargain
money owed to a person, bank or company.
debt
Join the two sentences using a relative clause (defining or non-defining). Start with the words given. Use who, which, whose, where or when. Add commas where necessary. Answers with missing or incorrect commas will be marked wrong. An example has been done for you.
The woman is my aunt. She teaches at my school.
The woman ___________________________ is my aunt.
The woman who teaches at my school is my aunt. (Defining)
Join the two sentences using a relative clause (defining or non-defining). Start with the words given. Use who, which, whose, where or when. Add commas where necessary.
Adelaide is a beautiful city. It hosts many festivals every year.
Adelaide ___________________________ is a beautiful city.
Adelaide, which hosts many festivals every year, is a beautiful city. (Non-defining)
enough
a method used to make carpets, straw hats by connecting fabric.
woven
a method that uses a tool to shape wood or rock into sculptures.
carved
Join the two sentences using a relative clause (defining or non-defining). Start with the words given. Use who, which, whose, where or when. Add commas where necessary.
My brother lives in Melbourne. He is studying engineering.
My brother ___________________________ lives in Melbourne.
My brother, who is studying engineering, lives in Melbourne. (Non-defining)
Join the two sentences using a relative clause (defining or non-defining). Start with the words given. Use who, which, whose, where or when. Add commas where necessary.
Taylor Swift has won many awards. Her latest tour was a huge success.
Taylor Swift ___________________________ has won many awards.
Taylor Swift, whose latest tour was a huge success, has won many awards. (Non-defining)
a few
a very expensive material that comes from insects.
silk
material that can be found on the farm; dried grain. some hats are made of this
straw
Join the two sentences using a relative clause (defining or non-defining). Start with the words given. Use who, which, whose, where or when. Add commas where necessary.
The film was fantastic. We watched it last weekend.
The film ___________________________ was fantastic.
The film which we watched last weekend was fantastic. (Defining)
Join the two sentences using a relative clause (defining or non-defining). Start with the words given. Use who, which, whose, where or when. Add commas where necessary.
I will never forget the day. We graduated from college then.
I will never forget the day ___________________________.
I will never forget the day when we graduated from college. (Defining)
any
money that you spend; money usually spent on regular payments.
expenses
to give something to someone for a period of time.
lend
Join the two sentences using a relative clause (defining or non-defining). Start with the words given. Use who, which, whose, where or when. Add commas where necessary.
The café is always busy. It sells amazing coffee.
The café ___________________________ is always busy.
The café which sells amazing coffee is always busy. (Defining)
Join the two sentences using a relative clause (defining or non-defining). Start with the words given. Use who, which, whose, where or when. Add commas where necessary.
Japan is famous for its technology. It is also known for its traditional culture.
Japan ___________________________ is famous for its technology.
Japan, which is also known for its traditional culture, is famous for its technology. (Non-defining)
plenty of