18. The clothes
has a built-in alarm.
told you that?
which is really great.
she wears are really strange.
59. Join the subject in the column 1 to the expression in column 2 using the relative pronoun wfio(m). If the pronoun can be left out, leave it out.
1 2
1. The man
invented the ball point pen.
2. The girl
he wants to marry.
3. People
go jogging.
4. The woman
interviewed you.
5. The policeman
won the medal for bravery.
6. The women
you talked to.
7. A man
I once met.
8. The couple
live next door.
9. Everyone
is involved.
10 The boy
you saw.
.
11 All the people
would like to meet you.
.
12 All the people
you would like to meet.
.
60. a. Complete the responses with the interrogative pronouns which? or what? (In one or two cases either pronoun is possible.)
1. — Could I speak to Mr. Smith? — ... Mr. Smith do you want?
2.—Give me the money. — ...money?
3.— Could I have my books back please? — ... are your books?
4.— I'm going to buy some books. — ... books do you need to buy?
5.— Put one of those logs on the fire. — ... one?
6.— Where did you put the photos? — ... photos?
7.— Anna and Louisa are nice girls. — ... class are they in?
8.— My son is nearly seventeen. — ... subjects is he taking?
9.— I fly either Swissair or British Airways. — ... airline do you prefer?
b. Ask these questions with which? or whatf In one or two cases either pronoun is possible.
1.
... kind of films do you like?
2.
I don't know ... dress to wear tonight.
3.
... of these sets do you recommend?
4.
... buses go to the town centre?
5.
... is your favourite food?
6.
... food do you like best of all?
7.
... food do you prefer, French or Italian?
8.
I'd like to get a job, but I do not know... job suits me best.
9.
A teacher soon gets to know ... children are really interested in English, and ... ones are not interested in the least.
61. a. Complete the sentences with one of the words some, any, no, body, thing, where + else.
2.
1. We always go to Prague. Can we go ... for a change?
3.
2.— Did you leave it to Anna? — No, I gave it to ... .
4.
3.— Is that all you need? — No, I want... as well.
5.
4.— Have you got what you need? — Yes, thanks, I don't need
6.
5.Why does Louisa always go around with Anna? — Because she doesn't know....
7.
6.— Why do you always come here? — Because there's ... to go.
8.
7.— Why does she always wear the same dress? — Perhaps it is because she doesn't have ... to wear.
9.
8.— If you don't want it, I'll give it to ... .
10.
9.— Why do you always have your hair cut at Tony's? — ... cuts it as well as he does.
b. Complete these sentences with one of the possessive forms some, any, no, every + /body's or body else's according to the meaning of the sentence.
10.He took ... book by mistake.
11.It wasn't... fault. It was just an accident.
12.She knows ... secrets.
13.It's ... business what I do in my private life.
14.Soon, ... patience was exhausted.
15.Why does ... garden always look tidier than mine?
16.It was ... fault. I am the one to blame.
17.Because his own bike had a flat tyre, he simply took ... .