Exercise 1

1. put together by an organization called 'No More Students'
2. living in residential and family areas
3. presented to the Department of Education
4. rented by students in residential and family areas
5. set by the local authorities
6. registered as student homes
7. living outside the university campuses

Exercise 2

1. which was put together by an organization called 'No More Students'
2. who live in residential and family areas
3. which were presented to the Department of Education
4. which were rented by students in residential and family areas
5. which was set by the local authorities
6. which were registered as student homes
7. who are living outside the university campuses

Exercise 3

1. The Canaletto painting stolen last week has been found.
2. Bags left unattended will be removed.
3. Whose is the coffee on the kitchen table?
4. Anyone in the top three gets a medal.
5. Who's the girl eating the ice cream over there?
6. We stayed in a hotel overlooking the main square.
7. Students going on the school trip need to be at school at 6.30.
8. Who's the girl standing next to the door?
9. There are five students in my school studying Russian.
10. There's a car parked in front of the gates.

Exercise 4

1. The Leaning Tower of Pisa is a 12ᵀᴴ-century bell tower leaning to one side.
2. St Basil's cathedral is a multi-coloured cathedral in Red Square in Moscow.
3. Christ the Redeemer is a statue of Christ overlooking Rio de Janeiro.
4. The Taj Mahal is a domed tomb standing next to the Yamuna river in Agra, India.
5. Macchu Picchu is a ruined city high in the Andes in Peru discovered in 1908.

Exercise 5

1. Three university students have been evicted from their house after the people living (who live) next door complained that they made too much noise while watching football on TV.
2. A man pretending (who pretended) to be a police officer to get into a football match for free was arrested after other police officers watching (who were watching) the match noticed that his hat was made of plastic. He had bought it in a fancy-dress shop.
3. A painting stolen (which was stolen) from a London museum more than ten years ago has been found in the museum storeroom only a few metres away. The painting, valued (which is valued) at £5 million, was found by builders during renovation work. A security guard working at the museum at the time has been arrested.
4. A British woman obsessed with Dracula since she was a child has started a company importing coffins from Transylvania.