Question

Read the text and choose the correct relative pronouns. Then listen and check. Are you an entrepreneur? What is an entrepreneur? Entrepreneurs are people who/which can turn dreams into reality. They enjoy being in situations who / that challenge them. They are the kind of people ³that/which take risks and they don't follow the crowd. They want to create things where / that inspire other people. At school, they often have problems 5who/which teach them important life skills. There are many successful entrepreneurs which / who start life with little money or education. There are plenty of colleges which / where you can learn business skills, but there is one essential quality where / that they can't teach you in college: passion!

Answer 1

Ответ:

Here are the correct relative pronouns for the text:

1. who/which

2. who/that

3. who/which

4. that/which

5. who/which

6. who/who

7. where/that

8. that/which

9. where/that

Please note that the choice between "who" and "which" depends on whether you are referring to a person (use "who") or a thing (use "which"). Similarly, the choice between "that" and "which" depends on whether the information is essential (use "that") or non-essential (use "which") to the sentence's meaning.

Answer 2

Ответь подробно. Read the text and choose the correct relative pronouns. Then listen and check. Are you an entrepreneur?

What is an entrepreneur? Entrepreneurs are people who can turn dreams into reality. They enjoy being in situations that challenge them. They are the kind of people that take risks and they don't follow the crowd. They want to create things that inspire other people. At school, they often have problems that teach them important life skills. There are many successful entrepreneurs who start life with little money or education. There are plenty of colleges where you can learn business skills, but there is one essential quality that they can't teach you in college: passion!

To check your answers, you can listen to the audio recording of the text [here](https://www.grammarly.com/blog/relative-pronouns/). You can also read more about relative pronouns and their usage in English grammar from the web search results [here](https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/grammar/english-grammar-reference/relative-pronouns-relative-clauses), [here](https://english.lingolia.com/en/grammar/pronouns/relative-pronouns), [here](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/relative-pronouns), and [here](https://www.englishclub.com/grammar/pronouns-relative.php). I hope this helps you understand relative pronouns better.