1. Students who read a lot in English know the language better than those who read less. (Relative clause/relative clause)
2. While I was reading the book (that) you gave me yesterday, I found a lot of new words. (Adverbial clause/Relative clause)
3. I live in a house which was built more than a hundred years ago. (Relative clause)
4. Since I didn't know my friend's new address, I could hardly hope to find him. (Adverbial clause)
5. In this shop you can buy things which are made in different parts of the Soviet Union. (Relative clause)
6. Once when I was walking in the wood, I found a flower which I had never seen before. (Adverbial clause/relative clause)
7. I always read books which describe the lives of great people with interest. (Relative clause)
8. What's the name of the teacher who's examining Group Three?
(Relative clause)
9. When we discussed this book, we found out a lot of interesting things.
(Adverbial clause)
10. When he was asked the same question, he didn't know what to say either. (Adverbial clause)
11. As I was very busy, I couldn't help them. (Adverbial clause)
Объяснение:
The First Policemen in London
By September of 1829, the first Metropolitan Police were patrolling the streets of London. There were 17 divisions, which had 4 inspectors and 144 constables each. The force headquarters was Scotland Yard, and it answered to the Home Secretary.
The 'Peelers' wore a long blue coats and strengthened tall hats, which protected them from blows to the head and they could use to stand on to look over walls. Their only weapon was a truncheon although they also carried a rattle to raise an alarm.