B1 Charity begins at home
Step 1 Reading
Step 3 Reading part 1
Answer: Topic 2: Some charity money is not spent on charity.
Answer: Charitable activities are All the cost that a charity has in order to carry out its charitable aims for it’s beneficiaries.
Step 5 Grammar
Grammar rule:
Match the sentences halves:
I know a restaurant
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where we can eat really cheaply.
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Is this the bus |
that you catch every day?
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The party that we went to
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ended quite early.
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What’s the name of the girl
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whose pen you borrowed?
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A pacifist is a person
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who doesn’t believe in war.
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This guide book, which has a map,
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has great information about cheap hotels.
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After our argument, Joan sent me a text,
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which I thought was kind.
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Rules of using commas in relative clauses:
Non-defining | Defining |
Adds extra information. If you remove the non-defining clause, the sentence still has the same meaning. | The sentence doesn’t make sense without the clause. |
The extra information is usually between commas. | You don’t use commas. |
You can use most relative pronouns but you can’t use ‘that’. | You can use all the relative pronouns. |
You cannot leave the pronoun out. |
Adding commas