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    Unit 8

    Standard Grammar

    Name  Class  Date

    1 Are the underlined parts of the sentences 3 Complete the sentences with the indefinite
    N (necessary) or E (extra) information? pronouns in the box. Then circle the correct
    relative pronoun.

    anyone anywhere someone 
    something somewhere

    1 I want to meet who / what loves


    climbing, like me.
    2 I’d love to go which / where a lot of
    wild animals live.
    3 I’d like to invent which / what does
    all my homework for me.
    4 I haven’t met who / whose is a really
    1 The advert that I saw was selling perfume. good listener.
    2 The book I bought, which was written by 5 I’ve never been when / where
    Sam King, was expensive. everyone rides a bike, and nobody drives.
    3 This is the house where I grew up.
    4 An influencer is someone who has many 4 Complete the sentences for you. Use an
    followers on social media. indefinite and a relative pronoun in each
    sentence. 
    5 I remember a time when people used phone
    1 I want to meet
    boxes to talk to each other!
    .
    6 My teacher, whose son went to my school,
    lives down the road. 2 I’d love to go
    .
    2 Match the beginnings (1–5) with the endings 3 I’d like to invent
    (a–e) to make sentences. Then complete the
    .
    sentences with the relative pronouns in the box.

    when where which who whose
    5 Complete the text with the words in the box.
    1 This is the school
    2 This app, anything myself one another ourselves
    where which whose
    3 Many students stay up late
    4 My cousin, Last week I went to an internet conference in San
    5 I want to meet that boy Francisco, 1 many of the world’s
    most popular influencers and bloggers met. There
    a they have exams the next day.
    were some very interesting talks, 2
    b students learn how to be vloggers.
    surprised me as I usually find 3 getting
    c gets paid for testing video games. bored at these events, and there was a chance
    d helps you learn languages, is free. for popular social media personalities to meet
    e name is Simon, speaks four languages. 4 . I met my favourite games reviewer,
    5 name is GeekGuy, but after we’d
    introduced 6 , I couldn’t think of
    7 to say!

    PHOTOCOPIABLE © Cambridge University Press 2019 Collaborate 4 Unit 8 – Standard Grammar

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