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i  nead the text. Who  does Tommy  Lynch  worl< for?    ,;  ffi     Work in pairs. Ask and answer  these questions.
                                                                   1 Which  job  woutd you like better, Tommy Lynch's or Ben
                                                                     SouthaIt's? Give reasons.
          IHE BISI JOB IN IHT IilOilB?                             2 Canyou think of any other dream  jobs?
                   This is TommY  LYnch, a man
                   whose   job is to test water-                   Complete  the defining relative  clauses with who, where,
                   slides. lt's a iob  which almost                which and whose.  Then write the words they are defining.
                    every  Young  Person  would
          for..  f-f . travels  to holiday  resorts  which have    1 ctothing  r^rhich  nurses, potice officers, soldiers,  etc.
          ri,aierstioes,  has a go on them  and reports              wear:  uniform
          Ou.X to the travel  company  where  he works             2 a person        job  is to look after the passengers  on
                               who  would  like                      a plane:
          il;t.';;;  a lot of  PeoPle
           ro**;l:t  job, so his company  can expect  a            3 a place        a surgeon  works:
           lot of applications  when he leaves!                    4 a person        is in charge of a shop or an office:

                                                                   5  the money       you receive for a  iob:
          Underline the words who, whose, where and which in the text  6  a person   ptace of work is a laboratory:
          in exercise  1. Then complete the rules in the Learn fhisJ box.    -
                                                                   7 a ptace        workers answer phones and give  out
             Retative  pronouns:  who, whose, where and which        information:
             1 We use          for things  and animats.            8 a job        you do onty for part  of the time:
             2 We use          for peopte.
             3 We use          for ptaces.                      {s Read the Look out! box. ln which sentences in exercise 5
             4 We use          to indicate  possession.            could  you use thot?
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        3  Complete  the text with who, whose, where  and which.   We often use thot instead  of which.ln informal Engtish,  we
                                                                   can also use that instead  of who.
             A DITEAM                      JOB                  3  Read  the Learn this! box. Look at exercises 1 and 3. Where

                    r==-                                           do we place the relative  clauses in the sentences?
             It's ajob       artracted over34,000  applications
                                               - -
            from around  the world. Everyone  z   applied
                                       ,                            Definin g relative clauses
            had to send in a 60-second  video   _ _-   expia'ined
                                                                    A defining  relative ctause  comes  immediately  after a
            why they wanred the job and what  skilJs they had to
                                                                    noun and tetts us which  person,  thing or ptace we are
            offer. And what was this amazing  job)  Caretaker of
            Hamilton  Island, in the Great nuri.'. R."il;;;;;;      tatking about.  lt can be in the middte or at the end of a
                                                                    sentence.  We do not put a comma  before  the clause.
            t_=-      it's sunny and warm all yearco,rnd,  ,nd      She's  the nurse who looked after  my mother.
                      probably  has the most beautiful  coral reefs
            in the world.  The person  _-                                        :!:: v::: ! *.ui:: ::::: ::i_* _ i
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                                          got the job  had to      1  "'.!:!:::v::::
            explore the isiands nearby,  and report-back  to the world *
            about their experiences.  fh. ,i*t".r, p"rpi.  ,                                     .,   't)ut
            videos most impressed  the employers'.u*.  ,o A,r*ruliu  e ffi
                                      ;
            for an interview.  The lucky man  =_-   *r; fi;;ii;             Worl<  in pairs. Take turns to define the words
                                                                   below, or choose  other words relating  to the world of worl<.
            chosen for the job was Ben Southall from the UIi.
                                                                   Your partner  has to guess  what you are defining.
            Unfortunately  for him the job  was only fo. ,i* *orrthri
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                                                                                                .  lt's a place where ...
                                                                            It's something  which  ...



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