Mastering Relative Pronouns: Combine the Sentences Challenge

Non-defining Relative Clauses.

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Mastering Relative Pronouns: Combine the Sentences Challenge

COMBINE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES USING WHO WHOM WHOSE WHICH THAT ETC 👇

1. Combine the following sentences using ‘which’: I often go to Mumbai. Mumbai is the commercial capital of India.

I often go to Mumbai which the commercial capital of India.
I often went to Mumbai which was the commercial capital of India.
I often go to Mumbai, which is the commercial capital of India.
I often go to Mumbai which are the commercial capital of India.

2. Combine the following sentences using ‘who’: Ravi is my friend. Ravi won the race.

Ravi is my friend whom won the race.
Ravi is my friend whose won the race.
Ravi is my friend which won the race.
Ravi is my friend who won the race.

3. Combine the following sentences using ‘whose’: I met a girl. Her father is a doctor.

I met a girl who father is a doctor.
I met a girl whom father is a doctor.
I met a girl whose father are a doctor.
I met a girl whose father is a doctor.

4. Combine the following sentences using ‘that’: This is the book. I bought it yesterday.

This is the book who I bought yesterday.
This is the book that I bought yesterday.
This is the book which I bought yesterday.
This is the book that I buy yesterday.

5. Combine the following sentences using ‘whom’: The man is my uncle. You met him yesterday.

The man who you met yesterday is my uncle.
Whom you met yesterday is my uncle.
The man whom you met yesterday is my uncle.
The man whom you meet yesterday is my uncle.

6. Combine the following sentences using ‘which’: The Taj Mahal is beautiful. It is in Agra.

Taj Mahal, which is in Agra, is beautiful.
The Taj Mahal, which in Agra, is beautiful.
The Taj Mahal, which was in Agra, is beautiful.
The Taj Mahal, which is in Agra, is beautiful.

7. Combine the following sentences using ‘who’: The boy is absent today. He broke the window yesterday.

The boy who breaks the window yesterday was absent today.
The boy whose broke the window yesterday is absent today.
The boy which broke the window yesterday is absent today.
The boy who broke the window yesterday is absent today.

8. Combine the following sentences using ‘whose’: I know a woman. Her son studies abroad.

I know a woman whom son studies abroad.
I know a woman who son studies abroad.
I know a woman whose son studies abroad.
I know a woman whose son study abroad.

9. Combine the following sentences using ‘that’: This is the pen. I lost it yesterday.

This is the pen that I losts yesterday.
This is the pen that I lose yesterday.
This is the yesterday's pen that I lost.
This is the pen that I lost yesterday.

10. Combine the following sentences using ‘whom’: The girl is my sister. You spoke to her yesterday.

The girl whom you spoke to yesterday my sister.
The girl whom you spoke to yesterday is sister.
The girl whom you spoke to yesterday is my sister.
The girl whom you speak to yesterday is my sister.

11. Combine the following sentences using ‘which’: I visited a museum. It was very old.

I visit a museum which was very old.
I visited a museum which very old.
I visited a museum which is very old.
I visited a museum which was very old.

12. Combine the following sentences using ‘who’: The teacher is very kind. She teaches us English.

The teacher who taught us English is very kind.
The teacher whose teaches us English is very kind.
The teacher who teaches us English is very kind.
The teacher who teach us English is very kind.

13. Combine the following sentences using ‘whose’: I met a boy. His brother is a pilot.

I met a boy whose brother a pilot.
I met a boy whose pilot is a brother.
I met a boy whose brother is a pilot.
I met a boy whose brother are a pilot.

14. Combine the following sentences using ‘that’: This is the house. We bought it last year.

This is the house that we bought last year.
This is the house that bought last year.
This was the house that we bought last year.
This is the house that we buy last year.

15. Combine the following sentences using ‘whom’: The player is famous. Everyone admired him.

The player whom everyone admired is famous.
The player whom admired is famous.
The player whom everyone admires is famous.
The player whom everyone admire is famous.

16. Combine the following sentences using ‘which’: The car is expensive. It is parked outside.

The car which parked outside is expensive.
The car which outside is expensive.
The car whom is parked outside is expensive.
The car which is parked outside is expensive.

17. Combine the following sentences using ‘who’: The girl is singing well. She won the competition.

The girl who wins the competition is singing well.
The girl which won the competition is singing well.
The girl who won the competition is singing well.
The girl who win the competition is singing well.

18. Combine the following sentences using ‘whose’: I know a man. His daughter is a dancer.

I know a man whose daughter is a dancer.
I know a man who daughter is a dancer.
I know a man which daughter is a dancer.
I know a man whose daughter are a dancer.

19. Combine the following sentences using ‘that’: This is the movie. We watched it yesterday.

This is the movie who we watched yesterday.
This is the movie that we watched yesterday.
This is the movie that watched yesterday.
This is the movie that we watch yesterday.

20. Combine the following sentences using ‘whom’: The woman is my aunt. You invited her to the party.

The woman whom you invited to the party is my aunt.
The woman whom you invited to the party my aunt.
The woman whom invited to the party is my aunt.
The woman whom you invite to the party is my aunt.

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