Q No 18 RELATIVE PRONOUNS HIS FIRST FLIGHT

 







1. The young seagull was afraid. He could not fly.

  • The young seagull was afraid whom could not fly.
  • The young seagull was afraid which could not fly.
  • The young seagull was afraid who could not fly.
  • The young seagull was afraid whose could not fly.

2. The mother seagull encouraged the young seagull. Everyone admired her.

  • The mother seagull was the one who everyone admired.
  • The mother seagull was the one whose everyone admired.
  • The mother seagull was the one which everyone admired.
  • The mother seagull was the one whom everyone admired.

3. The fish attracted the young seagull. It was fresh.

  • The fish who was fresh attracted the young seagull.
  • The fish whose was fresh attracted the young seagull.
  • The fish which was fresh attracted the young seagull.
  • The fish whom was fresh attracted the young seagull.

4. The young seagull had two brothers. Their wings were strong.

  • The young seagull had two brothers whom wings were strong.
  • The young seagull had two brothers who wings were strong.
  • The young seagull had two brothers which wings were strong.
  • The young seagull had two brothers whose wings were strong.

5. The nest was on a high ledge. It overlooked the sea.

  • The nest whom overlooked the sea was on a high ledge.
  • The nest that overlooked the sea was on a high ledge.
  • The nest whose overlooked the sea was on a high ledge.
  • The nest who overlooked the sea was on a high ledge.

6. The young seagull saw his parents. They were flying happily.

  • The young seagull saw his parents which were flying happily.
  • The young seagull saw his parents whom were flying happily.
  • The young seagull saw his parents whose were flying happily.
  • The young seagull saw his parents who were flying happily.

7. The mother seagull brought a piece of fish. It made the chick hungry.

  • The mother seagull brought a piece of fish whose made the chick hungry.
  • The mother seagull brought a piece of fish who made the chick hungry.
  • The mother seagull brought a piece of fish which made the chick hungry.
  • The mother seagull brought a piece of fish whom made the chick hungry.

8. The young seagull thanked his mother. He trusted her.

  • The young seagull thanked his mother who he trusted.
  • The young seagull thanked his mother which he trusted.
  • The young seagull thanked his mother whom he trusted.
  • The young seagull thanked his mother whose he trusted.

9. The sea looked vast. It frightened the young seagull.

  • The sea whom frightened the young seagull looked vast.
  • The sea whose frightened the young seagull looked vast.
  • The sea who frightened the young seagull looked vast.
  • The sea that frightened the young seagull looked vast.

10. The young seagull became confident. His fear disappeared.

  • The young seagull who fear disappeared became confident.
  • The young seagull whom fear disappeared became confident.
  • The young seagull whose fear disappeared became confident.
  • The young seagull which fear disappeared became confident.

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