Language Focus

Practise reading aloud this dialogueA: Is Snowy at home?. A: When Snowy sleeps, he snores but he looks sweet... • The woman about whom I am telling you teaches me English.. theory of

Grammar :

Exercise 1 :

1 Whom

2 Which

3 Whom

4 Who

5 Which

6 Whom

7. Which

Pronunciation :

Practise reading aloud this dialogue

A: Is Snowy at home? Snowy Smith?

B: He is sleeping Go away.

A: Sleeping? Where?

B: In there Why do you smile?

A: Perhaps Snowy is in there But he is not

asleep.

B: I swear he is sleeping.

A: When Snowy sleeps, he snores but he

looks sweet.

Exercise 2 :

• The man to whom I talked yersterday was very kind.

• The man about whom I told you works in the hospitals.

• The woman about whom I am telling you teaches me

English.

• The movie about which you are talking is fantastic

• The picture at which she was looking was beautiful.

• I’ll give you the address to which you should write.

Exercise 3:

1 that

2 which

3 who

4 whom

5 which / that

6 which

7 who

8 whom

Combine these sentences, using preposition + whom or which.

Choose the best option:

1 Darwin, theory of evolution is famous the

world, was an English scientist.

2 The telephone, was invented by Graham Bell, has

changed our way of communication.

3 Marie Curie, won the Nobel prize in physics, is famous

samong the greatest scientists of all times.

4 Jane Eyre, which by Charlotte Bronte, is one of my

favourite novels.

5 was aFrench Emperor, fought his final battle in

Waterloo.

1 Charles Dickens, whose all over the world,

wasnot very successful with his career at first.

a books read b books was reading

c books was read d books to read

2 Darwin / English / biologist / theory of evolution /

famous / the world.

a Darwin, who is famous all over the world, was an English biologist’s theory evolution.

b Darwin, whose theory of evolution is famous, was an

English biologist all over the world.

c Darwin was an English biologist whose theory of

evolution is famous throughout the world.

d Darwin was the famous English biologist whose theory

of evolution is all over the world.