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EXERCISES 7 1

71.1 Add one of the pieces of information below to each sentence. Add who or which, and put the
non-defining relative clause in an appropriate place in the sentence. (A)
has more than 50 members caused such damage in the islands is an aviation expert
stole a computer from the office is set in the north of Australia ended yesterday
has wore- than 50 members,
1 The Southam Chess Club L meets weekly on Friday evenings.
2 Dr Richard Newman was asked to comment on the latest helicopter crash.
3 The strike by train drivers is estimated to have cost over £3 million.
4 John Graham's latest film is his first for more than five years.
5 The police are looking for two boys aged about 14.
6 The hurricane has now headed out to sea.

71.2 Write two sentences as one, using a non-defining relative clause beginning with all, both, each,
etc., + of which or of whom. (B)
1 The film is about the lives of three women. Kate Dillon plays all the women.
TVie -film Is about the lives of three women, ail of whom are played by kaie, Dillon.

2 The island's two million inhabitants have been badly affected by the drought. Most of the
island's inhabitants are peasant farmers.
3 She has two older brothers. Neither of her brothers went to university.
4 About 30 of her friends and relations came to the airport to welcome her back. Many of her
friends and relations had travelled long distances.
5 The minister has recently visited Estonia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan. They all have large
Russian minorities.
6 The fish are multi-coloured. The biggest of the fish is only 2 cm long.
7 Scotland have won their last five international matches. One of these matches was against
England.

Decide which of the underlined phrases is correct in these sentences and add an appropriate
preposition in the space. (C)
1 I might fail the test, ...!#.. which case / which point I'd probably re-sit it next year.
2 A bull charged towards the car, which time / which point I drove away quickly.
3 I didn't finish work until 10 o'clock, which time / which case everyone had already
gone home.
4 The meeting might go on for three or four hours, which time / which case I'll be late
home from work.
5 Sam started to tell one of his terrible old jokes, which point / which case I decided that I
should go home.
6 I hadn't seen Jane for nearly ten years, which point / which time I had got married and
had two children.

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