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Rewrite the sentences, substituting a non-defining relative clause for the adverbial clauses in italics, e.g.

In 1930 the Company moved from its home in West Street, since this was now too small for its ever-increasing volume of business.

In 1930 the Company moved from its home in West Street, which was now too small for its ever-increasing volume of business.

1. Few people could follow the speaker, since he spoke extremely quickly.

2. His doctor advised him to change to an outdoor job, as this would be much better for his health.

3. Many teachers are enthusiastic about overhead projectors, since they are more flexible in use than the traditional blackboard.

4. The airline has grounded all planes of this type, since they have been the subject of several recent accidents and near-accidents.

5. The MP was disowned by his constituency party, having failed to support the party line in Parliament on numerous occasions.

6. When our car needs servicing, I always take it to our local garage, because it gives better and quicker service than some of the larger garages in town.

7. We didn't like his manner, since to our way of thinking it was rather offhand.

8. This new car will be very popular with family motorists, since it seats five people in comfort and takes a mountain of luggage.

9. More and more information is now being stored on microfilm, since this is a very effective means of compressing a large amount of information into a small space.

10. The shop readily agreed to exchange the goods, since they were obviously substandard.

15. Add non-defining clauses relating to the words in italics, using which, who, or whom. Insert the appropriate punctuation, e.g.

The Foreign Minister held a short press conference at the airport.

The Foreign Minister, who was besieged by reporters when his plane landed, held a short press conference at the airport.

1. His latest book is about his adventures in Africa.

2. The Royal Shakespeare Company is world famous.

3. British Leyland's latest sports car should boost British exports.

4. His father has offered him a partnership.

5. The new highway code should make for greater safety for all road-users.

6. The missing woman's bicycle has been found in the river.

7. The Company didn't reply to his letter of application.

8. The Boat Race takes place annually from Putney to Mortlake on the Thames.

9. Last night's meeting broke up in disorder.

10. Spring flowers are a delight to the eye.

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