Passive Voice in Interrogative

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Exercise 1:

Exercise 2:

Passive Voice

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Exercise 1: 

Series of exercises:

Relative Clauses

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Exercise 1:   

Exercise 2:

1 Match the two parts of the sentences. Complete the sentences with who, which and where.

where (c)

2. 1 Rob lives in a part of the US
3. 2  Most of my friends listen to music
4. 3  With Google Earth I can see the street
   
5. 4  John Logie Baird was the man
   
6. 5  That’s the camera
   
7. 6  This is an article about researchers
   

1. a  my Canadian friend lives.
   
2. b  I saw advertised online.
   
3. c  wind turbines are widely used.
   
4. d  use nanorobots for cancer treatment.
   
5. e  they download from the Net.
   
6. f  invented the earliest form of television.
   

2. 2  Join the two sentences with the correct relative pronoun (who, which, where).
   
   1. 1  He designed a new gadget. It fits in your pocket.
      He designed a new gadget which fits in your pocket.
      
   2. 2  I can’t remember the site. I saw the information on the site.
      
   3. 3  Do you know the girl? She writes this travel blog.
      
   4. 4  That’s the iPhone. Susan keeps talking about it.
      
   5. 5  I need to go back to the bank. I opened an account at the bank.
      
   6. 6  Joe has a cousin. Joe’s cousin designs websites.
      
3. 3  Circle the correct option.
   
   1. 1  Is that the MP3 player where / which you bought yesterday?
      
   2. 2  That’s the building which / where my sister works.
      
   3. 3  The feature which / who I like best on my smartphone is the GPS.
      
   4. 4  Here’s the person who / which wrote the instruction manual.
      
   5. 5  Facebook is a social network where / which is used by millions of people every day.
      
   6. 6  That’s the university who / where I studied Information Technology.
      

Simple Past vs Present Perfect

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Print the exercise and answer items 3, 4, 5 and 6:

PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE

Prepositions of place

Preposition of place	Explanation	Example
in	inside	I watch TV in the living-room I live in New York Look at the picture in the book She looks at herself in the mirror. She is in the car. Look at the girl in the picture This is the best team in the world
at	used to show an exact position or particular place table events place where you are to do something typical (watch a film, study, work)	I met her at the entrance, at the bus stop She sat at the table at a concert, at the party at the movies, at university, at work
on	attached next to or along the side of (river) used to show that something is in a position above something else and touching it. left, right a floor in a house used for showing some methods of traveling television, radio	Look at the picture on the wall Cambridge is on the River Cam. The book is on the desk A smile on his face The shop is on the left My apartment is on the first floor I love traveling on trains /on the bus / on a plane My favorite program on TV, on the radio
by, next to, beside, near	not far away in distance	The girl who is by / next to /beside the house.
between	in or into the space which separates two places, people or objects	The town lies halfway betweenRome and Florence.
behind	at the back (of)	I hung my coat behind the door.
in front of	further forward than someone or something else	She started talking to the man in front of her
under	lower than (or covered by) something else	the cat is under the chair.
below	lower than something else.	the plane is just below the the cloud
over	above or higher than something else, sometimes so that one thing covers the other. more than. across from one side to the other. overcoming an obstacle	She held the umbrella over both of us. Most of the carpets are over $100. I walked over the bridge She jumped over the gate
above	higher than something else, but not directly over it	a path above the lake
across	from one side to the other of something with clear limits / getting to the other side	She walked across the field/road. He sailed across the Atlantic

Practice 1: