relative clause

[goodox]

Hi everybody!

Here's my assignment: Complete these sentences with your own relative clause. 

1. Where is the CV that we got from the courier? 
2. He is the customer who bought this car. 
3. That was the speech that Angela Merkel gave about the refugees. 
4. Do you know the journalist who manipulated the story about the village in the mountains?
5. Have you seen that cyclist who had three people more on his bicycle?
6. I haven't got a bowl that had the same form like yours. 
7. Don't go near the snake that sitting in the corner of this building! 
8. We have an accountant who works on the fifth floor. 

[Alyssea]

Hi everybody!

Here's my assignment: Complete these sentences with your own relative clause. 

1. Where is the CV that we got from the courier? 
2. He is the customer who bought this car. 
3. That was the speech that Angela Merkel gave about the refugees. 
4. Do you know the journalist who manipulated the story about the village in the mountains?
5. Have you seen that cyclist who had three other people on his bicycle?
6. I haven't got a bowl that has the same form as yours. 
7. Don't go near the snake that's sitting in the corner of this building! (Or if "that" is given and you can't alter it, it could be "Don't go near the snake that has been sitting in the corner of this building!")
8. We have an accountant who works on the fifth floor. 

[Schuyler]

7. Don't go near the snake that's sitting in the corner of this building! (Or if "that" is given and you can't alter it, it could be "Don't go near the snake that has been sitting in the corner of this building!")

You could also just say "Don't go near the snake that is sitting in the corner of this building!" without the contraction.

[Alyssea]

Right, haha. Guess I'm a little used to contractions.