ADJECTIVE CLAUSE

His supervisor _________ is a very generous person

• he borrowed a car from him

• where he borrowed a car

• the person he borrowed a car

• from whom he borrowed a car

The businessman ________ we met at the party yesterday is general manager of a big company.

• whom

• who

• with whom

• whose

The student succeeded in getting a scholarship. The teachers like him

The above sentences can be joined as follows

The student ______ succeeded in getting a scholarship.

• he is like by the teacher

• the teachers like him

• whom the teachers like

• which the teachers like

“Whom did you invite to this meeting?”

“The managers __________ reports you read this morning.”

• whom

• of who

• which

• whose

The boy _______ is a lawyer wants to study law.

• the father of whom

• his father

• the father of his

• whose father

The yellow card, ___________, is only issued for employees.

• no one can enter the factory without it

• without it one cannot enter the factory

• one cannot enter the factory without

• without which one cannot enter the factory

This is the book ________ yesterday.

• the teacher was talking about

• about the teacher was talking

• the teacher was talking about it

• whom the teacher was talking about

Sydney, _____ is more than three and a half million, is Australia’s largest city.

• whether the population

• whom the population

• of which the population

• that the population

He is the only one of my friends ... French.

• that studies

• that study

• who study

• studies

Did I tell you about the girl __________ I met during the student demonstration last week?

• Who

• Whose

• Of which

• Whom