Question

My school, is called King Edward's, has about 2 000 students. A) who;Б) whose;B) which;Г) where.How we can change underline words?2003 was the year in which Peter was born.A) that;Б) why:B) where;Г) when.​He ... be back before noon. (It's possible)А) may;Б) must;В) can't;Г) could.​

Answer 1

**1. Which** is the correct relative pronoun to use in the sentence "My school, which is called King Edward's, has about 2 000 students."

**2. When** is the correct relative pronoun to use in the sentence "2003 was the year in which Peter was born."

**3. May** is the correct modal verb to use in the sentence "He may be back before noon."

**Explanation:**

**1.** The relative pronoun **which** is used to refer to non-human things. In this case, the pronoun is referring to the school, which is a non-human thing.

**2.** The relative pronoun **when** is used to refer to time. In this case, the pronoun is referring to the year in which Peter was born, which is a time period.

**3.** The modal verb **may** is used to express possibility. In this case, the speaker is saying that it is possible that He will be back before noon.

**Answers:**

1. (B) which
2. (Г) when
3. (А) may

@studyworkss - Тг канал. Приєднуйся, тут тобі допоможуть вирішити всі завдання які буде потрібно

Answer 2

To change the underlined words in the given sentences, we need to choose the appropriate option from the given choices. Let's go through each sentence one by one:

1. My school, is called King Edward's, has about 2 000 students. In this sentence, we are referring to the school's name. The word "called" indicates ownership or possession, so the correct option would be B) whose. Therefore, the sentence should be: "My school, whose name is King Edward's, has about 2 000 students."

2. 2003 was the year in which Peter was born. In this sentence, we are referring to the year in which something happened. The correct option to use here is Г) when. Therefore, the sentence should be: "2003 was the year in when Peter was born."

3. He... be back before noon. (It's possible) In this sentence, we are expressing possibility. The correct option to use here is А) may. Therefore, the sentence should be: "He may be back before noon."

So, the corrected sentences are:

1. My school, whose name is King Edward's, has about 2 000 students. 2. 2003 was the year in when Peter was born. 3. He may be back before noon.