Q No 18 RELATIVE PRONOUNS A Long Walk to Freedom

 






1. Nelson Mandela became the President. He inspired millions.

  • Nelson Mandela became the President whose inspired millions.
  • Nelson Mandela became the President which inspired millions.
  • Nelson Mandela became the President who inspired millions.
  • Nelson Mandela became the President whom inspired millions.

2. Mandela thanked the leaders. They supported democracy.

  • Mandela thanked the leaders whom supported democracy.
  • Mandela thanked the leaders whose supported democracy.
  • Mandela thanked the leaders who supported democracy.
  • Mandela thanked the leaders which supported democracy.

3. South Africa became a free nation. It inspired the world.

  • South Africa became a free nation whom inspired the world.
  • South Africa became a free nation which inspired the world.
  • South Africa became a free nation whose inspired the world.
  • South Africa became a free nation who inspired the world.

4. Mandela remembered the people. He had worked with them.

  • Mandela remembered the people who he had worked with.
  • Mandela remembered the people whose he had worked with.
  • Mandela remembered the people whom he had worked with.
  • Mandela remembered the people which he had worked with.

5. The freedom was precious. It was hard-earned.

  • The freedom who was hard-earned was precious.
  • The freedom whom was hard-earned was precious.
  • The freedom that was hard-earned was precious.
  • The freedom whose was hard-earned was precious.

6. The soldiers saluted Mandela. Their discipline impressed everyone.

  • The soldiers who discipline impressed everyone saluted Mandela.
  • The soldiers whom discipline impressed everyone saluted Mandela.
  • The soldiers which discipline impressed everyone saluted Mandela.
  • The soldiers whose discipline impressed everyone saluted Mandela.

7. The inauguration was memorable. It marked a new beginning.

  • The inauguration whose marked a new beginning was memorable.
  • The inauguration who marked a new beginning was memorable.
  • The inauguration which marked a new beginning was memorable.
  • The inauguration whom marked a new beginning was memorable.

8. Mandela honoured the freedom fighters. Everyone respected them.

  • Mandela honoured the freedom fighters whose everyone respected.
  • Mandela honoured the freedom fighters which everyone respected.
  • Mandela honoured the freedom fighters whom everyone respected.
  • Mandela honoured the freedom fighters who everyone respected.

9. The Constitution protected people's rights. It became a symbol of justice.

  • The Constitution whom protected people's rights became a symbol of justice.
  • The Constitution whose protected people's rights became a symbol of justice.
  • The Constitution who protected people's rights became a symbol of justice.
  • The Constitution that protected people's rights became a symbol of justice.

10. Mandela met many guests. Their presence made the day special.

  • Mandela met many guests whom presence made the day special.
  • Mandela met many guests who presence made the day special.
  • Mandela met many guests whose presence made the day special.
  • Mandela met many guests which presence made the day special.

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