4. Rewrite the sentences changing the information in brackets into relative clauses. Add commas where necessary.

2. The TV breaks down all the time, which makes us listen to the radio more.

3. The fire brigade haven’t managed to put out the fire that broke out at 5 a.m.

4. The report that Amnesty International published this month describes human rights violations in Asia.(itt szenvedő szerkezetté átalakítva sokkal természetesebben hangzik, ezt is el fogom fogadni: The report that was published by A.I. this month describes human rights violations in Asia.

5. Charles Perry, whose lifestyle is being discussed in the popular press, will host a chat show on TV5.

6. Some African animal species that are threatened with extinction have to be helped by international organisations

1. We bought an apple pie, half of which we ate.2. Our neighbour has three daughters, each of

whom looks like their mother.3. I attended a lecture on psychology, little of

which I understood.4. We rented three videos, none of which was

very good.5. The company laid off employees, several of

whom found new jobs quickly.6. She applied to 2 schools, neither of which she

was accepted to.7. I found him reading a magazine, the cover of

which had a picture of his fiancée. itt a whose is jó: … a magazine, whose cover had…

8. He took us to a new restaurant, the name of which I have forgotten. itt megint jó a whose: … restaurant, whose name I have forgotten.

9. I received a long email message, the subject of which was personal. vagy: … message, whose subject …

10. The truck ran into the back of my car, the fender of which was crushed. vagy: … car, whose fender was …

11.6. that 7. whom8. the most common: –

amúgy a who is jó9. – (jó még: that)10. which11. who12. - (jó: who)13. – (jó: that)14. who15. that16. – (jó: who)17. whose18. where

1. with which2. where3. who4. – (jó: that)5. whose