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Should/might Who/Which/That




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is something/someone that

you go to when you are ill.

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people use to cut down trees.

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you eat when you don�t want to cook.

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a doctor sees.

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studies the past.

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you put on your skin when you sunbathe.

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a tablet that

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things that

jewellery is made of

something which

you sit on

something that

you take when you have a headache

a material which

you shoot with a bow

an item of clothing that

you can win in a competition

a part of your body that

you do before a test

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EXAMPLE: Revision is something that you do before a test.
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An aspirin is .
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A prize is .
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IV.� Look at the example and combine the sentences.
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EXAMPLE: This is the band. I like to listen to this band. � This is the band that I like to listen to.

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