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Communication
9A GUESS THE CONDITIONAL 10A RELATIVES QUIZ Student A
Student B a Com plete the questions with a relative clause to describe the bold
words. Start the clause with who, which, that, whose, or where, or
a Look at sentences 7 -1 2 and think o f the
no relative pronoun when there is a new subject.
m issing verb or verb phrase ( 0 = positive,
0 = negative). D o n ’t w rite a n y th in g yet!
1 a pedestrian What do you call someone...?
7 I ___________ so angry if you had told me
2 a loan What do you call some money...?
the truth right from the start. 0
3 fans What do you call people...?
8 If I hadn’t gone to that party that night, 4 a private school What do you call a place...?
I ___________ my wife. 0 5 a coach What do you call the person...?
9 If we hadn’t taken a taxi, w e___________ the 6 traffic light What do you call the thing...?
train. 0 7 soccer field What do you call the place...?
10 If I’d known that show was on last night, 8 selfish What do you call somebody...?
I ___________ it. 0 9 an ATM What do you call a thing...?
11 I ___________ with you last night if I hadn’t
b Ask B your questions.
had to work late. 0
12 If I ____________to my friends, I would never c Answ er B ’s questions.
have married James. 0
b Listen to A say sentence 1. If it’s the same 10B JUST CHECKING Student A
as your sentence 1 below, say “T h a t’s right.”
If not, say “Try again” until A gets it right. a You are a detective. B is a suspect in a crim e. Ask B the questions
Continue w ith 2 -6 . below, but don’t w rite anything down. Try to rem em ber B ’s
answers.
1 We wouldn’t have found the hotel if we
hadn’t had GPS.
• What’s your name?
2 If I had remembered that it was your
• Where do you live?
birthday, I would have bought you • How old are you?
something. • Where were you born?
3 If I’d known about the concert earlier, I • Are you married?
• What do you do?
would have been able to get a ticket.
• What car do you drive?
4 The cat wouldn't have gotten in if you
• How long have you lived in this town?
hadn’t left the window open.
• What did you do last night?
5 If our best player hadn’t been ejected, we • Where were you at 7:00 this morning?
would have won the game.
6 I wouldn’t have recognized her if you b Now check the inform ation w ith B using a tag question.
hadn’t told me who she was.
(H ou r name is Tom Gibson, isn’t it?
c Read your sentence 7 to A . If it isn’t right,
(G 'ou live in New York City, don't you?
try again until A tells you “T h a t’s right.”
Then w rite it. Continue w ith 8 -1 2 .
c Change roles. Now you are the suspect and B is the detective.
A nsw er B ’s questions. You can invent the inform ation if you
want to.
d B will now check the inform ation he / she has. Just say, “Yes,
that’s right” or “No, that’s w rong” and correct the wrong
inform ation.
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