Exercise 5 | 8 - Reading | New Headway Advanced - Workbook | Textbook Answers

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Underline all examples of relative clauses and present and past participles in the text.

Answer

In buttoned-up blouses and billowing bloomers ...
But these are the members of Britain's first official female football teams, whose clashes on the field in the 1880s sparked riots off it and ...
The pictures, uncovered as part of an exhibition charting the history of women's football, reveal the characters who tackled a man's world for the first time.
However, while thousands flocked to see their matches, by 1895, when these photographs were taken, ...
... as well as the dainty way in which the women set them off'.
Casting aside corsets in favour of voluminous knickerbockers and prim bonnets ...
... it is not surprising that the match was attended by a crowd numbering several thousands, very few of whom would like to have their own sisters or daughters exhibiting themselves on the football field.'
At the centre of the furore was the British Ladies' Football Club, which played dozens of games that year.
Founded by the enigmatic Nellie Hudson, known as Nettie J. Honeyball, the club fielded teams called North and South, which played against each other.
In the North team was Helen Matthews, a goalkeeper who played under the name of Mrs Graham.
Stuart Gibbs, 47, who helped compile the exhibition, said ...
'The games often caused anger from men who disliked women doing what, at the time, was a man's job.'

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