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Join each pair of sentences into an Adjectival Clause using
who, whose, whom, which and that.
Use commas to separate the main clause from the subordinate
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Example : The driver is here. He knocked down the cyclist
just now. The driver, who knocked down the cyclist just now,
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The rain did not stop. It destroyed the crop. |
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The lorry overturned. It carried sand. |
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The boys had to paint their classroom. They dirtied the walls. |
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Mrs. Vincent lives next door. Her husband is a pilot. |
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Mrs. Leong has a daughter studying in England. You spoke to her. |
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The Lees are very sad. Their son was killed in an accident. |
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The dog was shot dead. It had rabies. |
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Her sister died last night. We visited her in the hospital. |
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The man reported to the police. He witnessed the robbery. |
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The bridge was closed to the public. It collapsed during the
flood last week. |
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Answers |
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The rain, which destroyed the crop, did not stop. |
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The lorry, which carried sand, overturned. |
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The boys, who dirtied the walls, had to paint the classroom. |
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Mrs. Vincent, whose husband is a pilot, lives next door. |
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Mrs. Leong, whom you spoke to, has a daughter studying in
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The Lees, whose son was killed in an accident, are very sad. |
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The dog, that had rabies, was shot dead. |
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her sister, whom we visited in the hospital, died last night. |
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The man, who witnessed the robbery, reported to the police. |
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The bridge, that collapsed during the flood last week, was
closed to the public. |
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