Question

Complete the sentences using Past Simple or Past Continuous. I _______________(read) my brother’s diary when he suddenly ________________(come) in to the room. Where _______________ (you/go) when I ___________ (see) you last night? When I _____________(wake up) this morning, it _______________ (snow). I ______________ (drop) my mobile while I ______________(text) my friend. _______________ (you/sleep) when I ____________ (phone) this morning? He _____________ (not look) where he ___________ (go) and _______________ (crash) into a tree. Choose the correct relative pronouns. Sometimes more than one answer is possible. That’s the boy that / who / which delivers our newspapers. This is the key which / who / where you need to open the back door. This is the room which / where/ that you’re sleeping tonight. That’s the house that / which / whose I was telling you about. That’s the man whose / who / that daughter I went to school with. Complete the sentences. Make new words from the words in capital letters. a) Beethoven was a great __________________. COMPOSE b) Take my _______________ and go to bed early. ADVISE c) The film was really _____________. BORE d) This is a very ______________ story. DRAMA e) To be a writer, you need to have a good ____________. IMAGINE f) I went to Paris last year – it was an ______________ holiday! FORGET

Answer 1

1)-was reading,came in
2)-were you going ,saw
3)-woke up,was snowing
4)-dropped ,was texting
5)were you sleeping;phoned
6)didn’t look ,was going ,crashed


1)who
2)which
3)where
4)which
5)whose
a)-composer
b)-advisement
C)-bored
D)-dramatic
E)-imagination
F)unforgettable

Answer 2

Certainly! Here are the completed sentences:

1. I was reading my brother's diary when he suddenly came into the room.

2. Where were you going when I saw you last night?

3. When I woke up this morning, it was snowing.

4. I dropped my mobile while I was texting my friend.

5. Were you sleeping when I phoned this morning?

6. He was not looking where he was going and crashed into a tree.

For the relative pronouns:

1. That's the boy who delivers our newspapers. 2. This is the key that you need to open the back door. 3. This is the room where you're sleeping tonight. 4. That's the house that I was telling you about. 5. That's the man whose daughter I went to school with.

And for making new words:

a) Beethoven was a great composer. b) Take my advice and go to bed early. c) The film was really boring. d) This is a very dramatic story. e) To be a writer, you need to have a good imagination. f) I went to Paris last year - it was an unforgettable holiday!