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1. Complete the sentences with the words in the box
| who | which | that | where | when | whose |
· That’s the woman {[who][that] asked me for directions. She’s lost.
· She’s the girl dog ran into our garden
· This is the map will show you where your hotel is
· I suppose I could see you at seven but that’s the time I’m normally having dinner.
· That’s the hotel we stayed on our honeymoon
· This is the book I bought for Sue’s birthday
2. Read the extract from a travel magazine about a Spanish festival called La Tomatina. Complete the gaps with relative pronouns (who, which, that, where, when, whose)
LA TOMATINA
Many of us have heard of La Tomatina, the tomato-throwing festival (1) is held in Spain each summer – but what really goes on there? Reporter Sue King tells us more…
La Tomatina is a celebration (2) people take part in the world’s largest tomato fight. It takes place on the last Wednesday of August, (3) it starts with the palo jamón. The aim of this fun activity is ti climb to the tope of a pole (4) is covered in slippery grease.
The leg of ham on top is the prize for the person (5) can reach it without sliding back down the pole or falling off. when someone finally grabs the ham, the tomato fight begins. Trucks full of tomatoes enter the town swuare, (6) they are then thrown at the crowd. These tomatoes come from an area of Spain called Extremadura, (7) they are grown specifically for the festival. The estimated number of tomatoes used in the fight is around 150,000.
After exactly one hour, (8) shots are fired from water cannons, the fight ends. The square (9) the fight has taken place is then washed down and the participants, (10) bodies and faces are now covered in tomato paste, are also provided with water to clean themselves up. See you there next year?!
