Writing_11 Form_II semester

Complete the sentences using the relative pronouns.

1. That’s the drawer       [which, where, what] I keep my jewellery.

2. Tom teaches a class of students       [whose, who, whom] native language is not French.

3. Dan says he will always remember the day       [where, which, when] his parents first bought him a bike for his birthday.

4. Here is the place       [which, where, when] grandpa always used to talk about.

5. Yesterday, I ran into an old friend       [whose, whom, who] I hadn’t seen for years.

6. What I’m going to tell you is something       [which, what, that] you’ll never forget in your life.

Choose the correct prepositions or infinitive forms to complete the sentences.

1. I’ve always been hopeless    [at, in, to] football.

2. Is this film suitable       [about, for, to] children?

3. Italy is associated       [with, for, about] the Coliseum.

4. Were you pleased      [to, of, with] the results?

5. They are proud     [to, for, of]to/for/of her achievements.

6. They are opposed       [to, in, about] the war.

Change the sentences into Reported Speech, using the correct tense.

1. Mary informed me that she            [would play, will play] play cards the following day.

2. Sophie said that she          [had gone, went] to bed early the night before.

3. My dad told the immigration officer that it     [was, is] his first visit to England.

4. He told me that I          [had been, was] the most beautiful girl he               [had ever seen, ever saw].

5. Nick said that he                [was going, had been going] to see his parents the following month.

6. Gloria said that she          [was, would be] sorry but she               [couldn't have, couldn't] come to my birthday party because she                [had been, had been being] away for the weekend.

7. Ann complained that she                     [already had written, had already written] that paragraph four times.