Question

7. Complete the sentences with who/that, which/that, whose, or where. 1. Is that the boy who/that can speak five foreign languages? 2. They talked about the place_____ they spent their summer holiday. 3. Can you give the number of the mechanic____ repaired your car? 4. I know a really good place_____ you can go on holiday. 5. Is that the girl____ mother is a teacher? 6. That is the woman_____ helped me find my way to the chemist's. 7. Fashion is something_____ interests Lily. 8. The Nile is a river____ is in Africa. 9. The bakery____ sells tasty bread is closed today. 10. That's the boy____ brother got a green belt in judo. поможете нужно вставить who/that, which/that, whose, or where.​

Answer 1

Відповідь:
2. Where
3. Who/that
4. Where
5. Whose
6. Who/that
7. Which/that
8. Which/that
9. Where
10. Whose
Пояснення:

Answer 2

1. Is that the boy who can speak five foreign languages? 2. They talked about the place where they spent their summer holiday. 3. Can you give the number of the mechanic who repaired your car? 4. I know a really good place where you can go on holiday. 5. Is that the girl whose mother is a teacher? 6. That is the woman who helped me find my way to the chemist's. 7. Fashion is something that interests Lily. 8. The Nile is a river that is in Africa. 9. The bakery that sells tasty bread is closed today. 10. That's the boy whose brother got a green belt in judo.

Here are the correct answers to complete the sentences:

1. who - refers to a person (the boy) 2. where - refers to a place (the place where they spent their summer holiday) 3. who - refers to a person (the mechanic) 4. where - refers to a place (a really good place where you can go on holiday) 5. whose - indicates possession (the girl whose mother is a teacher) 6. who - refers to a person (the woman) 7. that - refers to a thing or an idea (something that interests Lily) 8. that - refers to a thing or an idea (a river that is in Africa) 9. that - refers to a thing or a place (the bakery that sells tasty bread) 10. whose - indicates possession (the boy whose brother got a green belt in judo)

By using the appropriate relative pronouns (who, that, which, whose, or where), we can provide more clarity and specificity in our sentences.