Условие задания: 1,5 5. Read these sentences and choose 'who', 'that', 'which'. In some sentences you can have two variants (you need to choose two answers). 1. Everybody went to the party enjoyed it very much. who which that
2. Have you seen the book was on the bedside table? that which who
3. Kate is the girl... speaks two languages. That who which

1. Everybody went to the party enjoyed it very much. (who, that)
In this sentence, we are referring to the people who went to the party. Since "everybody" refers to a group of people, we can use either "who" or "that" to introduce the relative clause. Both options are correct in this case.

2. Have you seen the book was on the bedside table? (that, which)
In this sentence, we are referring to a specific book. The word "book" is the antecedent, and we want to choose a relative pronoun that introduces a clause describing the book. Since we are asking about a specific book, we can use either "that" or "which" in this case.

3. Kate is the girl... speaks two languages. (who, that)
In this sentence, we are referring to a specific girl who speaks two languages. Since Kate is a person and we are talking about her, we need to use the relative pronoun "who" in this case.

Overall, the correct choices for the relative pronouns in these sentences are as follows:
1. Everybody went to the party enjoyed it very much. (who, that)
2. Have you seen the book was on the bedside table? (that, which)
3. Kate is the girl who speaks two languages. (who)