Exercise 1. Transform the sentences according to the model.
Model: Susan is a woman. She does the books.
Susan is a woman who does the books.
1. Partners are people. They have unlimited liability.
2. This is my partner. He often runs a risk.
3. He is a shop-assistant. He gets along well with all the
customers.
4. Susan is a partner. She puts a big amount of money into business.
5. Jean is my friend. She has the background of accounting.
6. Barbara is my partner. She knows how to attract
customers.
7. Tom is a partner. He is good at selling.
8. Jack is my friend. He is a secret partner of my business.
9. Helen is my friend. She had supper with Jack in the restaurant.
Model: Susan is a woman. She does the books.
Susan is a woman who does the books.
1. Partners are people. They have unlimited liability.
2. This is my partner. He often runs a risk.
3. He is a shop-assistant. He gets along well with all the
customers.
4. Susan is a partner. She puts a big amount of money into business.
5. Jean is my friend. She has the background of accounting.
6. Barbara is my partner. She knows how to attract
customers.
7. Tom is a partner. He is good at selling.
8. Jack is my friend. He is a secret partner of my business.
9. Helen is my friend. She had supper with Jack in the restaurant.
Answers & Comments
2. This is my partner who often runs a risk.
3. He is a seller who along with all clients.
4. Susan is a partner who invests a large sum of money in the business.
5. Jean is my friend of mine who a background in accounting.
6. Barbara is my partner who knows how to attract customers.
7. Tom is a partner who is good at selling.
8. Jack is my friend who is a secret partner of my business.
9. Helen is my friend who had sypper with jack in the restaurant.