Exercise 1 Match the pairs of sentences, then join them using who or that. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I’m looking for a man I need a pencil I can see the bridge This is the road This is the door I’m looking for a shop Those are the children That’s the pilot a b c d e f g h It leads to the garden. It leads to the town centre. They broke the window. It sells cheap chocolate. He flew us home. He can mend cars. It has a sharp point. It crosses the river. | 213 Exercise 1 Match the pairs of sentences then join them using who or that. 1 I m looking for a man a It leads to the garden. 2 I need a pencil b It leads to the town centre. 3 I can see the bridge c They broke the window. 4 This is the road d It sells cheap chocolate. 5 This is the door e He flew us home. 6 I m looking for a shop f He can mend cars. 7 Those are the children g It has a sharp point. 8 That s the pilot h It crosses the river. Exercise 2 Q Join the two sentences using who or that - the first one has been done for you. 1 The men ran away. They robbed the bank The men who robbed the bank ran away. 2 The restaurant won a prize. It did the best food 3 The students are very clever. They re learning Russian 4 The woman phoned the police. She lost her passport 5 The train was very full. It was late 6 The newsreader lost her job. She sneezed on camera 7 The artist refused to take any money. He painted the Queen 8 The tree is big. It fell on our house 9 The fish are pretty. They live in the garden pond 10 The ship was enormous. It took us to the Caribbean 214 Exercise 3 Decide which of these sentences can have the who or that removed. 1 The film that I saw was exciting. 2 The house that we bought was very old. 3 The man who showed us round was very polite. 4 The instruction manual that came with the video was useless. 5 The policeman who we asked was helpful. 6 The computer that my brother bought was expensive. 7 The people that we met were fantastic. 8 The fireworks that they set off were stupendous. 9 The computer that sits on my desk is rather noisy. 10 The children who live next door are very friendly. Language point 76 - relative clauses with prepositions We saw in Language point 75 that we can change We phoned the restaurant into The restaurant that we phoned Now look what happens when we add a preposition We went to the restaurant The restaurant that we went to The preposition goes to the end when we turn the sentence into a relative. This happens .
