Adjective Clauses (2)

Give all the possible completions for each sentence.

Example:
The dress __________ she is wearing is new.

Ans:
that/which/x

***x = the objective pronoun is omitted.

Adjective clause pronouns used as the object of a preposition

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Did I tell you about the woman ​

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I met last night?

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who, whom, that, x

that, which, x

who, that

that, which

who, that, which, x

who, that, x

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The report ​

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Joe is writing must be finished by Friday.

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that, which, x

who, that

that, which

who, that, which, x

who, that, x

who, whom, that, x

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The doctor ​

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examined the sick child was gentle.

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who, that

that, which

who, that, which, x

who, that, which

who, whom, that, x

that, which, x

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Did you hear about the earthquake ​

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occurred in California?

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that, which

who, that, which, x

who, that, which

who, whom, that, x

that, which, x

who, that

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The woman ​

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I was dancing with stepped on my toes.

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who, that, which, x

who, that, which

who, whom, that, x

that, which, x

who, that

that, which

Directions: Rewrite the sentences. Correct the errors in the adjective clauses.

Example:
In our village, there were many people didn’t have much money.

Ans:
- In our village, there were many people who didn’t have much money. OR

- In our village, there were many people that didn’t have much money.

***If there are two or more possible pronouns that can be used in a sentence, choose only one of them.