1. Relative clauses with prepositions The Warehouse Madrid

2. Determiners Both All One Neither Most None

3. Informal Speech Both of them All of them Neither of them One of them Most of them He works with Tricia, - both of them live in Aranjuez. They like sushi – all of them meet at Sushi Bar on Tuesday nights. They’re all brothers and sisters – one of them lives in Tenerife.

4. Informal to Formal Speech

5. Answers to Exercise #4 Informal 1.She had lots of ideas, but most of them were impractical. 2.She has two children, but neither of them look like her. 3.Tim interviewed several people, who were all unsuitable. Formal 1.She had lots of ideas, most of which were impractical. 2.She has two children, neither of whom look like her. 3.Tim interviewed several people, all of whom were unsuitable.

6. Answers to Exercise #4 Informal 4.She gave me four tops, but I only wore one of them. 5.There were only two flights that day but they were both full. 6.I studied German at school, but remember none of it. Formal 4.She gave me four tops, only one of which I wore. 5.There were only two flights that day, both of which were full. 6.I studied German at school, none of which I remember.