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12.2 One of the people arrested was Mary Arundel, a member of
the local council.
A is B that is C whom is D who is

12.3 The newspaper is owned by the Mearson Group, is Sir James Bex.
A which chairman B whose chairman C who chairman
D chairman

12.4 She is one of the few people
A who I look up to B to whom I look up C I look up to
D to who I look up
12.5 There are a number of people be asked.
A should B that should C whom should D who should
12.6 at the party, we saw Ruth standing alone.
A Arrived B We arrived C Arriving D We were arriving

Pronouns, substitution and leaving out words
13.1 The scheme allows students from many countries to communicate
A each other B with each other C themselves D with one another
13.2 'We need new curtains.' 'Okay, let's buy '
A ones with flowers on B ones C one D some

13.3 'I don't suppose there'll be any seats left.' 'No, I '
A don't suppose B suppose C don't suppose so D suppose not
13.4 They needed someone who was both an excellent administrator
and manager was not easy to find.
A Such a person B A such person C Such D Such person
13.5 'They could have been delayed by the snow.' 'Yes, they '
A could have B could C could been D could have been
13.6 The report is very critical and is clearly
A intended to be B intended to C intended D intend to be

Adjectives
14.1 The party was excellent, and I'd like to thank all the
A concerned people B responsible people C people responsible
D people concerned
14.2 Our teacher gave us problem to solve.
A a very impossible B a completely impossible
C an absolutely impossible D an extremely impossible
14.3 I asked Francis to clean the car, and he did
A a well job B the job good C a good job D the job well

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