Question

[FC Kookie]

Choose the correct answer. A dash (—) means that no word is needed.

1. That's the woman (of whom/to whom/whom)I spoke about the job.
2. The house (to which/which/in which)they live is opposite a big park.
3. All of the exam papers are collected and given to the examiners, (who/whose/whom)job it is to mark them.
4. This is the title of the book (what/—/where)I need for my course.
5. Next to the hotel there's a great gym (is where/in where/where)you can work out.
6. My mother, (who is retired/she is retired/is retired), has decided to learn Chinese.
7. My car, (without which/to which/of which)I can't get to work, has broken down.
8. We waited for nearly an hour to be served, but our meal, (it arrived/when it is arrived/when it arrived), was awful.

Answer 1

[Huy Thắng Nguyễn]

Choose the correct answer. A dash (—) means that no word is needed.

1. That's the woman (of whom/to whom/whom)I spoke about the job.
2. The house (to which/which/in which)they live is opposite a big park.
3. All of the exam papers are collected and given to the examiners, (who/whose/whom)job it is to mark them.
4. This is the title of the book (what/—/where)I need for my course.
5. Next to the hotel there's a great gym (is where/in where/where)you can work out.
6. My mother, (who is retired/she is retired/is retired), has decided to learn Chinese.
7. My car, (without which/to which/of which)I can't get to work, has broken down.
8. We waited for nearly an hour to be served, but our meal, (it arrived/when it is arrived/when it arrived), was awful.