6.7: Practice with When and Where Adjective Clauses
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Select the response from the list that best completes the sentence.
1. Monday is the day when we begin the work week.
Monday is the day ( in which / on which / at which) we begin the work week.
(Optionally omit "the day".)
2. Midnight is the time when the date changes.
Midnight is the time ( in which / on which / at which) the date changes.
(Optionally omit "the time".)
3. Three-fifty Main Street is the address where you can write me.
Three-fifty Main Street is the address ( in which / on which / at which) you can write me.
4. The lake where we swam was clean and clear.
The lake ( in which / on which / at which) we swam was clean and clear.
5. Seven o'clock is the time when I get up.
Seven o'clock is the time ( in which / on which / at which) I get up.
6. California is the state where I live.
California is the state ( in which / on which / at which) I live .
7. Parking lot D is the place where I parked my car.
Parking lot D is the location ( in which / on which / at which) I parked my car.
8. Summer is the time when people enjoy warmer weather.
Summer is the season ( in which / on which / at which) people enjoy warmer weather.
9. The backyard is the place where we can relax outside.
The backyard is the area ( in which / on which / at which) we can relax outside.Bottom of Form
Practice 2: Correct or Incorrect
The Ferry Building
A: Read the Context
Every day hundreds of people pass through the San Francisco Ferry Building, a place where a variety of products and services are available. The San Francisco Ferry Building is the place where commuters catch their ferries at. It is also a place where people come to walk and watch activity on the bay. The area inside in which people shop for food is also where people can find restaurants and shops. Shops where you can buy meat, cheese, bread, mushrooms, plants, coffee, herbs, and so on.
The Ferry Building was built at a time there were no bridges in 1875. People had to take a train to the Berkeley or Oakland ferry terminals, there they would catch a ferry to San Francisco. When the Bay Bridge opened in 1936, the Ferry Building became an unnecessary place at which the ferries were forgotten. In the 1970s, when the traffic on the bridge made the commute difficult, ferry boat service resumed. Now the Ferry Building serves as an activity center where San Franciscans shop, eat, catch transportation, and relax near the water.
available (Adj) – easy to find or get
commuter (N) – a person traveling to and from a place of work
ferry (N) – a commercial service with terminals and boats for transporting persons, automobiles across small bodies of water.
resume (V) – restart
terminal (N) – station
variety (N) – having different kinds or types of things
B. Correct or Incorrect
Decide whether the sentence is "correct" or "incorrect". Select your response—correct / incorrect. For incorrect answers, write the correction in the blank.
11. Every day hundreds of people pass through the San Francisco Ferry Building, a place where a variety of products and services are available.
Correct Incorrect Correction_______________________
12. The San Francisco Ferry Building is the place where commuters catch their ferries at.
Correct Incorrect Correction_______________________
13. It is also a place where people come to walk and watch activity on the bay.
Correct Incorrect Correction_______________________
14. The area inside in which people shop for food is also where people can find restaurants and shops.
Correct Incorrect Correction_______________________
15. Shops where you can buy meat, cheese, bread, mushrooms, plants, coffee, herbs, and so on.
Correct Incorrect Correction_______________________
16. The Ferry Building was built at a time there were no bridges in 1875.
Correct Incorrect Correction_______________________
17. People had to take a train to the Berkeley or Oakland ferry terminals, there they would catch a ferry to San Francisco.
Correct Incorrect Correction_______________________
18. When the Bay Bridge opened in 1936, the Ferry Building became an unnecessary place at which the ferries were forgotten.
Correct Incorrect Correction_______________________
19. In the 1970s, when the traffic on the bridge made the commute difficult, ferry boat service resumed.
Correct Incorrect Correction_______________________
20. Now the Ferry Building serves as a center of activity where San Franciscans shop, eat, catch transportation, and relax near the water.
Correct Incorrect Correction_______________________
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