John Lennon (Relative Clauses Review)

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Complete the text with a relative pronoun in each space, or leave it blank if it is possible.

John Lennon


John Lennon, _______ was born in 1940, was a member of the Beatles, the British rock group. He grew up in Liverpool, ________ he performed in a number of groups, and met the other members of the Beatles. After studying at art college, _______ he disliked as much as he had disliked school, Lennon spent his time learning to be a musician. In 1962, the Beatles had their first hit record, ________ was soon followed by success in the USA. Lennon and Paul McCartney, another young musician _______ he had med in 1957, wrote most of the group's songs. The success of the Beatles, ________ was worldwide, created problems for Lennon, ________ often said exactly what he thought to the press and TV, and got into trouble. By the time the Beatles stopped working together, ________ came about during the late 1960s. Lennon's songs had become both political and highly personal. His personal life, ________ was made more difficult by his problems with drugs and alcohol, was also often in the news. He and his wife Cynthia were divorced, and he married Yoko Ono, with _________ he carried out political protests. They also made records together, and went to live in the USA, ________ Lennon continued his solo career. In the mid 70s he took a break from music ________ lasted for five years. In 1980 he started to record a new album, ________ was still unfinished _______ he was shot dead by Mark Chapman, a fan _________ wanted to become famous, on 8 December 1980.

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