Ex 6 6 10.6.2 10.6.6 Study the table. When do we
use relative/demonstrative/indefinite/
reflexive pronouns and quantifiers? Check
in the Grammar Reference section.

The man who owns the organic farm is my granddad.
(relative pronoun) These apples are 100% certified organic.
(demonstrative pronoun) "Could anyone tell me how to
make compost?" the teacher asked. (indefinite pronoun)
Jane cut herself while preparing the salad. (reflexive
pronoun) There are many nutrients and antioxidants in
fruit. (quantifier)

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1. Students who is regularly absent from classes fail exams.

2. A* busy schedule is an excellent chance to manage your time.

3. We are ready to start the class now.

4. I am busy all day long with my report in Geoecology so I feel really tired.

5. My group mates are present today so we can join in with the activities of our Students’ Union.

6. Students are curious about the world around them.

7. The first semester is over in December.

8. Most of my answers are wrong, and I need to pass the test again next week.

9. I am sure about the answer and I hope I have all the answers right.

10. We are free this afternoon, we have no seminars or practices, so we go home.