Choose the correct option. If the sentence is correct without a relative pronoun, choose –.
1 I managed to buy the book which / – / who I wanted.
2 My brother is the person that / – / which helps me with Maths!
3 The bag which / who / where was stolen belonged to me.
4 My room is the place where / which / who I relax after school.
5 An engineer is someone which / who / – can design cars.
Match 1–5 with a–f to make conditional sentences.
0 If we’re free on Saturday, f
1 If there’s enough snow,
2 If it’s a fine day,
3 We’ll go by train
4 We won’t go to a café
5 We’ll buy a drink
a we’ll sit in the sun.
b if there aren’t any buses.
c if we’re thirsty.
d we’ll go ski-ing.
e if we haven’t got much money.
f we’ll have a day out.
Complete the sentences with the verbs in the box. There are two extra verbs.
attend do fail learn leave pass revise take
0 In England, you can do three or four subjects at A level.
1 If you’re tired, why don’t you a break for a while?
2 Ed’s really excited – he’s managed to his exam!
3 In the UK, students can school when they’re 16.
4 Children first primary school at the age of five.
5 I can’t come out because I have to for my exams
Complete the first conditional sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.
If you ____________ (not hurry), the bus ___________ (leave) without you!
Complete the first conditional sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.
Amy ___________ (not finish) her homework if she _______ (not start) now.
Complete the first conditional sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.
What _________ (you/do) if Mark ___________ (not come) tomorrow?
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