6. We can encourage married women to pursue a career of their preference.
→ Married women
7.I will deliver a speech on the unemployment in Vietnam next week.
→ A speech
8. A girl was injured in the accident. She is now in hospital.(using “relative pronoun”)
→ The girl
9. Noise pollution can increase heart rate and damage hearing.
→ Heart rate
10.I live on a small road. It leads down to the river..(using “relative pronoun”)
→
11.I don’t like stories and films. Their endings are unhappy. (using a relative clause)
→ I
11. Peter has two brothers and one sister. All of them are studying abroad..(using “relative pronoun”)
→
13. I don’t like stories and films. Their endings are unhappy. (using a relative clause)
→
12. Ecotourists should preserve the ecological balance of the local area.
→ The ecological balance
13. The secretary can give you the information. She sits at the first desk on the right. (using a relative clause)
→
14. The Southam Chess Club meets weekly on Friday evenings. It has more than 50 members. (a relative clause)
→
15. I don’t like stories and films. Their endings are unhappy. (using a relative clause)
→
6. We can encourage married women to pursue a career of their preference.
→ Married women can be encouraged to pursue a career of their preference.
7.I will deliver a speech on the unemployment in Vietnam next week.
→ A speech on the unemployment will be delivered in Vietnam next week.
8. A girl was injured in the accident. She is now in hospital.(using “relative pronoun”)
→ The girl who was injured in the accident is now in hospital.
9. Noise pollution can increase heart rate and damage hearing.
→ Heart rate and damage hearing can be increase by noise pollution.
10.I live on a small road. It leads down to the river..(using “relative pronoun”)
→ I live on a small road which leads down to the river.
11.I don’t like stories and films. Their endings are unhappy. (using a relative clause)
→ I don’t like stories and films whose endings are unhappy.
11. Peter has two brothers and one sister. All of them are studying abroad..(using “relative pronoun”)
→ Peter has two brothers and one sister, all of whom are studying abroad.
13. I don’t like stories and films. Their endings are unhappy. (using a relative clause)
→ I don’t like stories and films whose endings are unhappy.
12. Ecotourists should preserve the ecological balance of the local area.
→ The ecological balance of the local area should be preserved by ecotourists.
13. The secretary can give you the information. She sits at the first desk on the right. (using a relative clause)
→ The secretary, who sits at the first desk on the right, can give you the information.
14. The Southam Chess Club meets weekly on Friday evenings. It has more than 50 members. (a relative clause)
→ The Southam Chess Club, which has more than 50 members, meets weekly on Friday evenings.
15. I don’t like stories and films. Their endings are unhappy. (using a relative clause)
→ I don’t like stories and films whose endings are unhappy.
