Progress Test Unit 6

1. Write sentences using the words in bold to write defining relative clauses.
2. that / is / the school / my dad / works / as a maths teacher

1. Write sentences using the words in bold to write non-defining relative clauses. Add commas where necessary.

Lucy / photos / are / very good / wins / the art prize every year

1. Write sentences using the words in bold to write non-defining relative clauses. Add commas where necessary.
2. May / is / a / nice girl / family / owns a shop on the High Street

1. Write sentences using the words in bold to write non-defining relative clauses. Add commas where necessary.
2. my best friend Jack / writes / songs / is / very creative

1. Combine the sentences to write single sentences containing defining relative clauses.
2. She’s the new girl. I really want to meet her.

Combine the sentences to write single sentences containing defining relative clauses.

1. This is a great website. You can download music here.

1. Combine the sentences to write single sentences containing defining or non-defining relative clauses.
2. The young entrepreneur started a computer business. I met him on a train.

Match sentences 1−6 with adjectives and nouns A−F.

1. Read the text about a TV programme and choose the correct words.

Mandy Driver’s life changed when she came ¹over / across a person sleeping in the street.

She was only ten years old, but after that she decided that she wanted to make a ²change / difference and help the poor.

If there’s an old machine that nobody wants, Antje Freimann will work ⁴in / out a way to use it.

In fact, people have called her ‘the queen of recycling’. Antje turns old machines into useful things for people to use. Then she sells them and gives the money to a charity which pays for ⁵disability / poor support workers.

Peter takes ⁶in / after his father, who was a famous author.

When Peter was ten years old, he sat ⁷in / at his desk and wrote his first short story. Since then, he’s written many stories, and he’s become a very successful children’s writer – but he’s still only fifteen!