Join the sentences. Use who, where, which or whose 0. Pass me the dictionary. I put it (dictionary)on the shelf. – pass me the dictionary which I put on the shelf.
1. They sent me a postcard of the hotel. They stayed there on holiday.
2. This is my best friend. I met her at school ten years ago.
3. You have to correct the mistakes. You’ve made mistakes in the letter.
4. We haven’t met Mr Smith yet. His daughter studies with Paul.

As for me,my ideal holiday job is nanny as I love little children and enjoy spending my time with them.This position  is in high demand during the summer months when working parents need to secure childcare for their young children. This job requires someone who is highly responsible and can resolve conflicts. Though this job pays reasonably well, generally in the range of $10 to $15 dollars hourly, it can require a great deal of patience. This is a great choice for me a I wish to pursue a career in teaching, childcare, social work or any other field that makes use of social skills or requires interaction with kids.

1 My friend said he would like to watch TV programmes for teenagers and adults.

2.Tanya said she had listened to poems by Robert Burn on the radio.

3.Sasha said he had never heard about Capital Radio before.

4.Pete said he was fond of wildlife programmes.

5.Our teacher said he advised us to listen to the educational programme on the radio at 5 o"clock.

6.The director said that a reporter came to their school to interview their pupils of one of the programmes for teenagers.

7.John said to his father that he wanted to be a radio annoucer.

8.Olga said she had read an article about our computer club in the newspaper the day before.

9sAnn said she had gone to see her friend the day before and she was seriously ill.

10.My sister said she had enjoyed the performance.