II. WRITE TEN RELATIVE CLAUSES OF YOUR OWN.
1. i'll never forget the day when they arrived
2. he bought the bike which you like
3. she spoke to the man who painted the house 
4. Your palace, which is in london, is a interesting place
5. Sara, who was a famous female spy, was born in england
6. we visited the house where our father was born 
7. he complained to the man whose dog bit him
8. christmas day is a day when people are happy
9. I lost the map which she gave me
10.They caught the man who spied for China 

INSTITUCION EDUCATIVA SAGRADO CORAZON DE JESUS

SALESIANAS

POPAYAN

NAME: Paula Andrea Calle CLASS 11 B  DATE:_________ CODE: 5

Exercise on Relative Clauses (Contact clauses)

Relative Adverbs

I.Choose the correct relative adverb.

1.      This is the station   where when why Emily met James.

2.      July and August are the months   where when why most people go on holiday.

3.      Do you know the reason   where when why so many people in the world learn English?

4.      This is the church   where when why Sue and Peter got married.

5.      Edinburgh is the town   where when why Alexander Graham Bell was born.

6.      25 December is the day   where when why children in Great Britain get their Christmas presents.

7.      A famine was the reason   where when why so many Irish people emigrated to the USA in the 19th century.

8.      A greengrocer's is a shop   where when why you can buy vegetables.

9.      The day   where when why I arrived was very nice.

10.  A horror film was the reason   where when why I couldn't sleep last night.

1. where
2. when
3. why
4. where
5. where
6. when
7. why
8. where
9. when
10. why

All those sweet things you said running through my head they keep me up at night

Guambianos

Death and Afterlife. After a person dies, a purification ceremony must always be performed. Many people attend these rituals, the object of which is to free the spirit of the deceased and permit it to travel to the other world. The spirits of the dead must not be allowed to remain roaming around the places where the deceased once lived and worked. That is why after a person's death his or her house and fields must be submitted to a purification ceremony. The ceremony is performed by one or several shamans who, while drinking aguardiente (hard liquor), chewing coca, and smoking cigarettes or tobacco, go through the rooms of the house and its surroundings using a long pole of chonta -palm wood to capture malevolent spirits. While one of the shamans captures and purifies the spirit, the other one plays a potentially divinatory role. He has the ability to "feel" and to receive "signals" from the beyond, which indicate whether the ceremony has been successful.