✓7 Fill in the correct relative pronouns, then answer the questions. Hay-on-Wye is a charming town 1) lies on the river Wye in South Wales. The town n,2) has existed since Roman times, is known throughout Wales for its colourful well kept gardens. The people, r 3) gardening is more than a hobby, take part in a national competition 4) decides which town has the best gardens. The town is also popular with people 5) enjoy fishing, especially for the trout and salmon 6) swim in the river. The Bull Inn, 7) you can find a wide selection of fish, is ideal for those 8) like to eat fish but don't enjoy fishing. The owner r,9) grandparents opened the inn in 1920, only serves fish 10) have been caught that day. a Which relative pronouns are used with people, which with things/objects and which with places? b Which relative pronoun shows possession? c Which of the relatives can be substituted by that?

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Paul (1) (was getting) worried. The two unsmiling police officers obviously (2) (did not believe) his story and one of them (3) (was talking) quietly but urgently on the phone. From the look of their faces they (4) (were suspecting) him of something but Paul still had no idea what. All he knew was that at 3.30 in the morning he (5) (was walking) home when a police car (6) (came) to a sudden stop right next to him. The two officers jumped out and demanded to know who he (7) (was) and where he (8) (was). ‘Paul Hughes,’ he replied, ‘and I (9) (am) at the 2020 Club downtown. Now I (10) (am going) home.’ It (11) (was raining), Paul was tired and wanted to get home quickly, but the police (12) (were) suspicious. ‘Where’s home?’, asked the younger policeman. ‘The Stonechurch estate,’ answered Paul, aware of the reputation for crime it (13) (had acquired) in recent years. ‘So what (14) (are you doing) round here?’ said the older one, ‘This isn’t the way from the city centre.’ ‘I know,’ said Paul, feeling a bit irritated, ‘but I (15) (was given) a lift by a guy at the 2020. He (16) (dropped) me off at Bank St Station about 15 minutes ago. Since then I (17) (have been walking).’ ‘What was his name?’ ‘No idea.’ ‘What (18) (does he look like)?’ ‘Tall, heavily-built, skinhead. Kind of tough-looking. He (19) (wore) a blue denim jacket.’ ‘And the car?’ ‘A convertible BMW; a 5-Series. Green, I think.’ The policemen (20) (looked at) each other for second. ‘That car (21) (was found) a few minutes ago. It (22) (had been left) behind the station.’ ‘So what’s that got to do with me?’, said Paul, starting to feel uneasy. ‘Quite a lot,’ replied the older policeman. A report (23) (was received) just after 3 a.m. that a green BMW (24) (had been stolen). From outside the 2020. Then, a few minutes later a young man (25) (was observed) walking away from the vehicle near Bank St Station. That person (26) (was described) as average height, dark-haired and slim. Very much like you, in fact. And since then nobody else (27) (has been seen) anywhere near the car. You’re in trouble, Paul, and we (28) (are takinge) you to the police station for further questioning. When we (29) (get) there we (30) (will tell) you what we’ve found in that car.