1. I. Read the following and combine the two into one, using attributive clauses. Try to find the rules. 1.My classmates enjoyed the cake. I made the cake. My classmates enjoyed the cake that /which I made. 2. The club was just outside Manchester. I joined the club two years ago. The club ( that/which )I joined two years ago was just outside Manchester.

2. 3. We have a car park for both our visitors and our students. They drive. We have a car park for both our visitors and our students who /that drive. 4.Students live far away from home. They will be happy with our dormitories. Students who/that live far away from home will be happy with our dormitories. 5.The indoor swimming pool is open all year around for students. They like swimming. The indoor swimming pool is all year around for students who/that like swimming.

3. 6. The person is away on holiday. I need to speak to him. The person (whom/that) I need to speak to is away on holiday. 7.I sat next to a girl. Her name was Diana. I sat next to a girl whose name was Diana. 8.The girl is in Class Three. Her father is a hero. The girl whose father is a hero is in Class Three.

4. 9. I enjoy visiting places. The hotels are cheap there. I enjoy visiting places where/in which the hotels are cheap. 10.I enjoy the time. I was studying French during the time. I enjoy the time when/during which time I was studying French.