End of Term 2 Grammar Test English 11 (Karpyuk O. )

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Mr. Smith, (who / that) is my friend, has worked in the National Reserve for five years.

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The Askania Nova, (which / that) I visited last year, is a great home for wildlife.

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I finished reading an article about climate change (that/who) was really interesting.

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An environmental conference (which / who) will take place in Berlin next Monday is rather important.

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I finished reading the book about nature, (which / whose) was made into a film.

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Pesticides are chemicals (that / who) are used for killing insects.

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The scientists (who / that) are researching renewable energy sources made a breakthrough discovery.

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The recent news report (which / whose) I saw mentioned the effects of deforestation on local wildlife.

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My teacher, (who / that) is passionate about environmental issues, inspired me to learn more about sustainability.

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I can't wait (to see / seeing) his new movie.

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She remembered (to visit / visiting) Disneyland when she was about five years old.

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They expected her (to refuse / refusing) (to give / giving) them the money.

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I don't think he meant (to betray / betraying) us.

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You shouldn't forget (to take / taking) the laundry out.

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She was watching TV and knitting, but she stopped (to change / changing) the channel.

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Can you stop (to shout/shouting)?

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She tried (to talk / talking) to her parents but they couldn't help her.

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I regret (to tell / telling) you that you're dismissed.

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In the beginning he considered (to give / giving) her a hand but when she snapped at him he walked away.