The key to exercise solutions in chapter 8.1 - It's the little things for the textbook Speakout Advanced Plus - Students' Book with authors Frances Eales and Steve Oakes from Pearson Education
Question
In the sentences above:
underline the whole of the subject.
circle the main verb that goes with the subject.
within the subject, bracket any subordinate clauses.
add any relative pronouns (who, which, etc.) and / or verbs which would make the sentences clearer.
Answer
The choiceswhich you (made when you're in your teens) are the ones that will have the most impact on your life.
The time of daywhen / at which (a person makes a decision) matters and morning is considered best for most people because mental energy is highest.
People who can't make small decisions let alone big ones often leave decisions to others.
By developing daily routines in connection with predictable activities like eating, working and getting around, good decision-makerspreserve mental energy.
Decisions like which dish to choose at a restaurant or whether to buy the blue or red sockscan cause some people greater stress than choosing a partner.
Peoplewho areput into groups to make decisions generally do worse than individuals who workworking on their own.