17. Complete the sentences using the information given in the box and omitting the relative pronoun if possible.

you went to a party we looked at a map they lived in a house you stayed at a hotel

Linda is dancing with a man you were looking for a book you spoke to a woman I was sitting on a chair

1. What´s the name of the hotel _____________________? 2. What´s the name of the woman _____________________? 3. The house ______________ is too small for them. 4. Did you enjoy the party ____________________? 5. The chair _____________wasn´t very comfortable. 6. The map ____________wasn´t very clear. 7. Did you find the book ______________? 8. Who is the man __________________?

18. Join each pair of sentences using who for people and that for things.

1. He’s the man. He painted my house.

2. What is the name of the boy? He telephoned you.

3. What’s happened to the money? It was on my desk.

4. They’re the people. They offered Sue a job.

5. The car has now been found. It was stolen.

6. She’s the person. She gives me a lift to work every day.

7. The lock has now been repaired. It was broken.

8. Most of the people are very nice. They work in Peter’s office.

19. Complete the sentences using who for people and that for things; if it is possible to leave out who or that, write (who) or (that) in brackets.

1. John Murray is the man ___________ owns the Grand Hotel.

2. The man ___________we spoke to wasn’t very nice.

3. This is a sweater _____________ I bought on Saturday.

4. What is the name of the company__________ you work for?

5. A bilingual person is someone _________can speak two languages equally well.

6. Who’s that boy __________ Sally is dancing with?

7. Are these all the letters __________ came in this morning’s post?

8. Have you found the money __________you lost?

9. The people ___________used to live in that house have moved.

10. I don’t like films ___________are very violent.

20. Find the right explanation for each of the twelve words below. Write a sentence with a relative clause to explain the meaning. Use who, which or that, or leave out the pronoun. (Sometimes there is more than one correct answer).

2. Examples:

A butcher is someone who sells meat.

A stamp is something you put on a letter.

Gloves are things that you wear on your hands.

1. socks a. he/she sells fruit and vegetables

2. a briefcase b. you use them to row a boat

3. a greengrocer c. it heats water

4. a present d. you wear them on your feet

5. a kettle e. you try to hit it

6. soap f. you carry papers in it

7. a target g. you give it to someone

8. an artist h. it keeps the rain off you

9. a seat i. you can see yourself in it

10. an umbrella j. you sit on it

11. oars k. you wash with it

12. a mirror l. he/she paints pictures