Round-up D. Join the sentences using relative pronouns/adverbs and adding commas where necessary. Make any other necessary changes. 2. Mr Robinson is my neighbour. He's a…
Round-up D. Join the sentences using relative pronouns/adverbs and adding commas where necessary. Make any other necessary changes. 2. Mr Robinson is my neighbour. He's a businessman. 1. This is the venue. The fundraiser will take place there. 3. Look at these 4. Mr Smith works at an animal shelter. His son is in my class. skates. My sister bought them for me. Score: 18 E. Complete with the Future will, the Future be going to or the Future Perfect Simple. ＿ (have) a charity bazaar tomorrow at school, 1. A: We and I have so many things to do. B: Don't worry. I ＿ ＿ (help) you. What can I do for you? ＿ (return) home by ten o'clock, so call her then. 2. Sally ＿ (make) fish and chips in a while. Why don't you stay 3.I (not have to) cook. for dinner? That way you …
Sure, let's tackle each part step by step.
Part D: Joining Sentences with Relative Pronouns/Adverbs
- This is the venue where the fundraiser will take place.
- Mr. Robinson, who is my neighbour, is a businessman.
- Look at these skates, which my sister bought for me.
- Mr. Smith, whose son is in my class, works at an animal shelter.
Part E: Completing with the Future Forms
- A: We are going to have a charity bazaar tomorrow at school. B: Don't worry. I will help you. What can I do for you? She will return home by ten o'clock, so call her then.
- Sally is going to make fish and chips in a while. Why don't you stay for dinner? That way you won't have to cook.
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