Grammar 7, Unit 3: The Untravelled Path
- 1.Combine the following two sentences together using a relative clause.I love going to cities. I can meet lots of people there.Don't forget that your answer is case-sensitive and remember to use the correct punctuation in and at the end of the sentence.
- 2.Match the type of adjective to its corresponding examples.Opinion
- A.
Sleeping (bag), gardening (gloves), shopping (bag), wedding (dress)
- B.
Beautiful, boring, stupid, delicious, useful, lovely, comfortable
- C.
Round, square, circular, skinny, fat, heavy, straight, long, short
- D.
Gold, wooden, paper, synthetic, cotton, woollen
- 3.We always use commas in restrictive relative clauses.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.Which relative clause sentence best matches the two independent clauses below?Peter's grandmother fell last week. She's lucky she didn't break her hip.
- A.
Peter's grandmother, who is lucky, fell last week and didn't break her hip.
- B.
Peter's grandmother, who didn't fall last week, is lucky she broke her hip.
- C.
Peter's grandmother, who fell last week, is lucky she didn't break her hip.
- D.
Peter's grandmother, who fell last week, isn't lucky she broke her hip.
- 5.Adjectives of origin come after adjectives of material.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.Match the type of adjective to its corresponding examples.Purpose
- A.
Big, small, huge, tiny
- B.
Striped, spotted, checked, flowery
- C.
Round, square, circular, skinny, fat, heavy, straight, long, short
- D.
Sleeping (bag), gardening (gloves), shopping (bag), wedding (dress)
- 7.Combine the two following sentences together using a relative clause.I know a guy. His dog won first prize in the dog show this summer.Don't forget that your answer is case-sensitive and remember to use the correct punctuation in and at the end of the sentence.
- 8.Which relative clause sentence best matches the two independent clauses below?I sat next to a man on the subway. I had met him on a trip to Rome last summer.
- A.
I sat next to a man on the subway whom I'd met him on a trip to Rome last summer.
- B.
I sat next to a man on the subway which I'd met on a trip to Rome last summer.
- C.
I sat next to a man on the subway whom I'd met on a trip to Rome last summer.
- D.
I sat next to a man on the subway who I'd met him on a trip to Rome last summer
- 9.Combine the two following sentences together using a relative clause.I bumped into Jeremy yesterday. We were in the same class in high school.Don't forget that your answer is case-sensitive and remember to use the correct punctuation in and at the end of the sentence.
- 10.Which relative clause sentence best matches the two independent clauses below?I love water parks. I always have so much fun there.
- A.
I love water parks which I always have so much fun.
- B.
I love water parks where I always have so much fun there.
- C.
I love water parks that I always have so much fun.
- D.
I love water parks where I always have so much fun.
- 11.Match the type of adjective to its corresponding examples.Condition
- A.
Old young, new, ancient, antique
- B.
Broken, cold, hot, wet, hungry, rich, easy, difficult, dirty
- C.
Big, small huge, tiny
- D.
Striped, spotted, checked, flowery
- 12.A determiner can be an article or a number.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 13.Combine the two following sentences using a relative clause.I walked out into the backyard after midnight. I was frightened by a skunk.Don't forget that your answer is case-sensitive and remember to use the correct punctuation in and at the end of the sentence.
- 14.Combine the following sentence using a relative clause. Jack has two dogs. Jack lives next door. (Clue! You only know one man named Jack.)
- 15.Which of these adjectives is a determiner?
- A.
Wooden
- B.
Boring
- C.
Their
- D.
Broken
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