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ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА 1. Fill in the gaps with the appropriate relative pronoun. Indicate if it can be omitted by means of brackets. 1. He is the actor ……………does those funny TV advertisements for cars. 2. She’s the supermodel ……………….face is used to sell Chanel. 3. That was the year …………………tobacco advertising was banned on TV. 4. The advert …………………..she designed wasn’t very successful. 5. Everything …………………..I like is illegal, immoral or fattening. 6. My shoes were made in a country…………………….children work in factories. 7. What’s the name of the clothes designer ………………was murdered in Miami? 8. The boy ………………my sister used to go out with has just been spelled from school. 2. Turn these pairs of sentences into one. Use relative pronouns and indicate if the relative pronoun can be omitted. 1. This is the place. I was born here ……………………………………………………………….. 2. You recommended me a film. It was terrible ………………………………………………………………. ……………………………………………………………… 3. A copywriter is a person. He/she writes advertisements ……………………………………………………………….. 4. They’ve invented a new shampoo. It cures baldness …………………………………………………………………. ………………………………………………………………… 5. Are they the photos? We saw them earlier …………………………………………………………………. 6. Is that the woman? Her brother is famous. …………………………………………………………………. 7. It was a terrible experience. We will never forget it. ………………………………………………………………….. 8. That man is a police officer. He caught the thief …………………………………………………………………… 3. Add commas to these sentences. 1. My mother who doesn’t like television says I should read more. 2. At 3.00 o’clock in the morning when many people are not watching TV they show educational programmes. 3. Sky Sports where important football matches are shown is a satellite channel. 4. My youngest sister who is six love watching animal programmes. 5. In Belgium where most homes have cable TV you cab watch channels from all over Europe. 6. My best friend whose favourite programme is Friends loves watching TV. 4. Join these pairs of sentences by means of relative pronouns. 1. Sam Smith won the lottery last night. He is an electrician. ………………………………………………………………. 2. My sister lives in Manchester. She has two children. ………………………………………………………………. 3. Paul is going t buy the house next door. I met his sister in Italy ………………………………………………………………. 4. Beth’s last song was a hit in the USA. It was a slow song. ........................................................................... 5. Margaret’s son is a famous actor. He lives in Hollywood ……………………………………………………………… 6. The Cavern is a pub in Liverpool. The Beatles played for first time there ……………………………………………………………… 7. Billy brought cakes to the party. His father is the local baker. ……………………………………………………………… 8. At five o’clock there is nothing interesting on TV. I get home then ……………………………………………………………..

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Of course, I'd be happy to help you with your exercises. Here are the completed sentences with the appropriate relative pronouns and any optional omissions indicated:

1. He is the actor who (who) does those funny TV advertisements for cars.
2. She's the supermodel whose (whose) face is used to sell Chanel.
3. That was the year when (when) tobacco advertising was banned on TV.
4. The advert that (which) she designed wasn't very successful.
5. Everything that (which) I like is illegal, immoral or fattening. (The relative pronoun "which" can be omitted here.)
6. My shoes were made in a country where (where) children work in factories.
7. What's the name of the clothes designer who (who) was murdered in Miami?
8. The boy whom (who) my sister used to go out with has just been expelled from school.

Turning pairs of sentences into one using relative pronouns:

1. This is the place where (where) I was born.
2. You recommended me a film, which (which) was terrible.
3. A copywriter is a person who (who) writes advertisements.
4. They've invented a new shampoo that (which) cures baldness.
5. Are they the photos that (which) we saw earlier?
6. Is that the woman whose (whose) brother is famous?
7. It was a terrible experience that (which) we will never forget.
8. That man is a police officer who (whom) caught the thief.

Adding commas to the sentences:

1. My mother, who doesn't like television, says I should read more.
2. At 3.00 o'clock in the morning, when many people are not watching TV, they show educational programmes.
3. Sky Sports, where important football matches are shown, is a satellite channel.
4. My youngest sister, who is six, loves watching animal programmes.
5. In Belgium, where most homes have cable TV, you can watch channels from all over Europe.
6. My best friend, whose favourite programme is Friends, loves watching TV.

Joining pairs of sentences with relative pronouns:

1. Sam Smith, who is an electrician, won the lottery last night.
2. My sister, who has two children, lives in Manchester.
3. Paul, whose sister I met in Italy, is going to buy the house next door.
4. Beth's last song, which was a slow song, was a hit in the USA.
5. Margaret's son, who lives in Hollywood, is a famous actor.
6. The Cavern, where The Beatles played for the first time, is a pub in Liverpool.
7. Billy, whose father is the local baker, brought cakes to the party.
8. At five o'clock, when I get home, there is nothing interesting on TV.