13. Join the sentences using who, which, that and where. Make the necessary changes 1) I don't know the boy. He's cleaning the board.
2) This is my CD. I bought it the day before yesterday.
3) This is the house Bolot lived there as a child.
4) Bnng me the newspaper It's on the table in the kitchen.
5) The book is about a great writer. He was bom in Talas
6) Kaptal-Aryk is the village. Alykul Osmonov was born there.
7) This is the girl. I saw her last week.​

1. Reading is (boring). It's more (interesting) to do things with friends

2. I'm too(frightened) to walk back home alone at night

3. Last year's holiday was (amazing). We're really (excited) about his year's

4. Rita and Sam (disagreed) about their holiday, so they went away alone

5. I'm perfectly(satisfied) with just staying at home tonight

6. Heather's story was very(amusing), wasn't it?

7. I'm(bored)! Let's do something(exciting) tonight

8. I've taken up a(thrilling) new sport - bungee jumping. (unfortunately) my parents(disapprove) - they're worried it is(unsafe)

1. We have just (been listening) to the news. You know I (bought) a new radio-

set yesterday.

2. My parents (gave/have given) me a new toy car as a birthday present.

3. He has already (woken up). He always (sleeps) late on Sunday.

4. (Brush) your teeth, Tommy. You ( forgot) to do it yesterday.

5. You do not know the rhyme, have you been learning it?

6. His parents promised to buy him a puppy. Have they already (bought) it?

8. Have you (visited) Mrs Cartright? — I (went) to see her last night.

9. I have never (heard) this song. Who (sings) it?

10. Where is Alice? She has just (returned) from the swimming pool.