Fill in the gaps with THAT or WHAT.
It is not clear to _______ extent these views were shared.
‘You never cared about me.’ ‘___________’s not true.’
I wish you wouldn’t say things like ________.
Show me ________ you bought.
She gave him _______ money she had (=all the money she had, although she did not have much).
He killed a man once and ________’s why he had to leave Ireland.
I believe _______ he told me.
I could get you a job here if ________’s what you want.
______ he did was morally wrong.
‘I have to go, ’ she said, and with _______ (=after saying that) she hung up the phone.
There are lots of things ________ I need to buy before the trip.
The people ____ live next door are quite noisy.
_____ are you doing?
_____ subjects did you enjoy most?
______ colour is the new carpet?
____’s your new boss like?
______ do you think of my painting?
They’ve got a machine ______ prints names on badges.
The day ________ my father died, I was on holiday in Greece.
His own experience was different from ________ of his friends.
Is ______ my pen you’ve got there?
That’s Eileen’s house across the road.
Look at _______ man in that car. What on earth is he doing?
Our tomatoes never get as big as _______.
The advanced exam is more difficult, but not many students progress _______ far.
______ a lovely day!
________ a horrible thing to do!
______ nice people they are!
______ do you mean, you want to spend Christmas alone?
No one knows exactly ______ happened.
It was quite a large fish – about _____ long.
He missed hitting the car in front by ______ much.
I’m sorry, I hadn’t realized the situation was _____ bad.
No one expected it to cost ______ much.