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Showing posts with label RELATIVE CLAUSES. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RELATIVE CLAUSES. Show all posts

Friday, January 18, 2008

JOIN THESE SENTENCES BY MEANS OF A RELATIVE PRONOUN, MAKING THE NECESSARY CHANGES

1. This dog barks at night. It belongs to my uncle Richards.
2. This is a train. Does it go to London?
3. Those are sandwiches. They are the ones I like best.
4. Look at these sandwiches. I´ve bought them for you.
5. Look, that is Bilbao. We visited it last month.

Thursday, January 17, 2008

PUNCTUATE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES

1. Can you see the lady who is talking to Jerry?
2. The car which goes so fast is in the garage.
3. The boy that I saw was Arhtur´s brother.
4. My father who lives alone is visiting me next Saturday.
5. Madrid which is the capital of Spain is growing a lot.
6. Those bears which are so white are form the North Pole.
7. The dog which barks at night belongs to my uncle Richard.
8. This bicycle which was bought by Arhtur is red.