Q No 18 COMBINE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES USING RELATIVE PRONOUNS A Letter to God

 






1. Lencho was a farmer. He believed in God.

  • Lencho was a farmer whom believed in God.
  • Lencho was a farmer which believed in God.
  • Lencho was a farmer who believed in God.
  • Lencho was a farmer whose believed in God.

2. The postmaster helped Lencho. Everyone admired him.

  • The postmaster was the man whose everyone admired.
  • The postmaster was the man whom everyone admired.
  • The postmaster was the man which everyone admired.
  • The postmaster was the man who everyone admired.

3. Lencho had a field. The field was destroyed by hailstones.

  • Lencho had a field who was destroyed by hailstones.
  • Lencho had a field that was destroyed by hailstones.
  • Lencho had a field which was destroyed by hailstones.
  • Lencho had a field whom was destroyed by hailstones.

4. The oxen belonged to Lencho. Their strength was useful.

  • The oxen whom strength was useful belonged to Lencho.
  • The oxen which strength was useful belonged to Lencho.
  • The oxen who strength was useful belonged to Lencho.
  • The oxen whose strength was useful belonged to Lencho.

5. The rain stopped suddenly. It worried Lencho.

  • The rain whom stopped suddenly worried Lencho.
  • The rain whose stopped suddenly worried Lencho.
  • The rain that stopped suddenly worried Lencho.
  • The rain who stopped suddenly worried Lencho.

6. The post office received the letter. It surprised everyone.

  • The post office received the letter whose surprised everyone.
  • The post office received the letter which surprised everyone.
  • The post office received the letter whom surprised everyone.
  • The post office received the letter who surprised everyone.

7. Lencho trusted God. God never disappointed him.

  • Lencho trusted God whom never disappointed him.
  • Lencho trusted God who never disappointed him.
  • Lencho trusted God whose never disappointed him.
  • Lencho trusted God which never disappointed him.

8. The postman delivered the letter. Lencho thanked him.

  • The postman was the person who Lencho thanked.
  • The postman was the person which Lencho thanked.
  • The postman was the person whose Lencho thanked.
  • The postman was the person whom Lencho thanked.

9. The money came from the postmaster. It gave Lencho hope.

  • The money that came from the postmaster gave Lencho hope.
  • The money whom came from the postmaster gave Lencho hope.
  • The money who came from the postmaster gave Lencho hope.
  • The money whose came from the postmaster gave Lencho hope.

10. The people laughed at the letter. They did not understand Lencho.

  • The people whose laughed at the letter did not understand Lencho.
  • The people who laughed at the letter did not understand Lencho.
  • The people which laughed at the letter did not understand Lencho.
  • The people whom laughed at the letter did not understand Lencho.

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