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| Beginnings | Ends |
| 1. We had to eat standing up because we didn’t have anything… | a. hat you could read while you are waiting? |
| 2. Shall I bring you something… | b. that we could do now. |
| 3. There is something… | c. that you wish. |
| 4. I doubt that there is anything… | d. that you need are here. |
| 5. The baby refuses to eat anything… | e. that we could sit on. |
| 6. You can have everything… | f. that seems strange. |
| 7. All the books… | g. that we should take with us? |
| 8. That is the funniest story… | h. that doesn’t contain sugar. |
| 9. This is the only thing … | i. that I have ever heard. |
| 10.Is there anything … | j. that I have forgotten. |
Ex. 4. Insert who/ that/ which where necessary.
1. She does everything … her husband wants her to do.
2. I can’t help you. All … I have got is 20 dollars.
3. This is Mrs. White … runs this department store.
4. Why do you always agree with everything … I tell you?
5. Where is the purse … was on the table?
6. That is the oldest building … I have seen in my native town.
7. I have a friend … is hopeless at Mathematics.
8. I don’t like people … are always pessimistic.
9. I will never forget the first play … I saw in the theatre.
10. She always asks me questions … are difficult to answer.
Ex. 5. Rewrite the sentences in which the relative pronoun is the object without – who/ which/ that where possible .
1.Broadway Autos is a subsidiary of Broadway International Inc. which manufactures and markets two types of electric machines.
2.I have lost that nice necklace which my brother gave me as a birthday present two years ago.
3.We have built up a good relationship with our suppliers who have been working with us for many years.
4.It was the first time that I ever heard him speak of John.
5.It was a pleasant feeling which I had never experienced before.
6.He had a look of a man who had dressed in a hurry.
7.Life is a game that one plays according to the rules.
8.She had a face that you could remember with pleasure.
9.There is a certain person who is interesting to us very much.
10.He had a simple idea which changed our approach to business.
11.He had a desire to see Mary, the only person who was almost the same and who never changed.
12.English society is a class society which is strictly organized.
Ex. 6. Combine two sentences using who /which.
1.I have a photo. I want to show it to you.
2.He is a good-natured Greek of forty-five. He seems much younger.
3.She was a grown girl. She could take care of herself.
4.We had fish and chips for lunch. I didn’t like it.
5.This is a travel agent. He will give you information about hotels.
6.A friend of mine is expecting a baby. She is going to call it Theodora.
7.He broke his leg in a skiing accident. It is still in plaster.
8.I went to the school to talk to the headmistress. I persuaded her to let Ann give up gymnastics and take ballet lessons instead.
9.Like many women she loves tea-parties. They usually last for a long time.
10. I am fond of family hotels. They welcome parents and children.
11. When the Titanic was crossing the Atlantic she struck an iceberg. It tore a huge hob in her bow.
12. There’ll always be a conflict between the old and the young. Young people want a change, but old people want things to stay the same.
13. My aunt lived on the ground floor of an old house. She was very much afraid of burglars.
14. There was a woman there. I didn’t notice her.
15. You are making too many mistakes. I don’t want to forgive them.
Ex. 7. Join the beginnings and ends using what.
E.g. I’ll pay for what you do.
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