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The key answer of exercise 6

The key to exercise solutions in chapter 2.2 - Another way for the textbook Speakout Advanced Plus - Students' Book with authors Frances Eales and Steve Oakes from Pearson Education

Question

  1. Look at the nominal relative clauses in bold in the sentences below and complete the rules box.
  2. Correct the sentences using nominal relative clauses. Two sentences are already correct.

Answer

a)

  1. whatever
  2. whoever
  3. what
  4. who
  5. how
  6. when

b)

  1. I practise speaking in English with whoever I can find.
  2. Good subtitled films are exactly what I need to improve my listening.
  3. ✓
  4. What we're studying today is the same in my language.
  5. A good app for vocabulary learning is just what I've been looking for.
  6. Little and often. That's just how I like to learn.
  7. I revise vocabulary whenever I'm on public transport.
  8. Whatever I do, I don't seem to be able to manage phone calls in English.
  9. ✓
  10. I keep a record on my tablet of what we've studied. [It would also be possible to use a normal relative clause here ('I keep a record on my tablet of everything (that) we've studied.')]

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