G12 - Unit 8 - Grammar

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The taxi, ................ will take you to the airport, should be here at 7 a.m. (Use a relative pronoun)

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The taxi, where will take you to the airport, should be here at 7 a.m.

The taxi, which will take you to the airport, should be here at 7 a.m.

The taxi, when will take you to the airport, should be here at 7 a.m.

Spring is the season ................ the fields get greener and the flowers bloom. (Use a relative pronoun)

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Spring is the season where the fields get greener and the flowers bloom.

Spring is the season which the fields get greener and the flowers bloom.

Spring is the season when the fields get greener and the flowers bloom.

I’m doing my chores tonight. ................, we can meet tomorrow if you like. (Use a contrastive connector)

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I’m doing my chores tonight. Whereas, we can meet tomorrow if you like.

I’m doing my chores tonight. However, we can meet tomorrow if you like.

I’m doing my chores tonight. Instead of, we can meet tomorrow if you like.

“Charity begins at home” is a proverb. It means we must help our family first. (Join using: which)

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“Charity begins at home” which is a proverb it means we must help our family first.

“Charity begins at home” is a proverb which means we must help our family first.

“Charity begins at home” is a proverb which it means we must help our family first.

I sent an email to my lawyer. He lives in Kuwait City. (Join using: who)

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I sent an email to my lawyer who he lives in Kuwait City.

I sent an email to my lawyer. He who lives in Kuwait City.

I sent an email to my lawyer who lives in Kuwait City.

She has never been to such a fancy and luxurious hotel. (Begin with Never)

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Never has she been to such a fancy and luxurious hotel.

Never she has been to such a fancy and luxurious hotel.

Never she had been to such a fancy and luxurious hotel.

I like Italian food very much. My brother dislikes it. (Join using: whereas)

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I like Italian food very much. My brother whereas dislikes it.

I like Italian food very much, whereas my brother dislikes it.

I whereas like Italian food very much my brother dislikes it.

We couldn’t go out because it was so cold. (Start with “So”)

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So cold it was that we couldn’t go out.

So cold was it that we couldn’t go out.

So cold it was so we couldn’t go out.

English is written from the left. French is written from the left. (Start with “like”)

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Like English, is French written from the left.

Like English, French is written from the left.

Like English, French is not written from the left.

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