EXERCICES OF THE DAY
- Answer the questions carefully after learing your lesson of the day.
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1- Choose six more relative clauses in this article. Then decide if they are defining or non- defining. Write D or N-D.
Robbery attempt put on ice!
A THIEF , who broke into an office block, was seen by the security guard, but he escaped before the police arrived. However, the 38-year-old man, who had taken two laptop computers, was also recorded on security cameras and the police were able to identify him as Adam Mader. When police entered his flat, which was only five minutes from the office block, they found no sign of him. But just as the police officers were leaving, they heard a sneeze that came from the inside of the fridge.
When they opened the door of the fridge, which was only a metre high, they found Mader curled up inside and shivering. Mader, who had been in the fridge for over two hours, had a cold and was given a blanket and a packet of tissues before the police took him away. The laptops which had been stolen were returned to the office after they had been defrosted!
2 – Combine the three pieces of information into one sentence using a non-defining relative clause.
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3b – Delete who, which or that where possible.
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