ADJECTIVE CLAUSE

The carpets ... you bought last year have gone moldy

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The girl ... is wearing a white dress is my sister

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The officer ... she ordered to write an official letter died yesterday

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The man ... eyes are blue is an actor

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She is eating the cookies ... were made by Kina

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combine the following sentence into a good sentence by using adjective clause

She knows some people. They live in Japan.

• She knows some people who They live in Japan.

• She knows some people whom They live in Japan.

• She knows some people who live in Japan.

• She knows some people whose live in Japan.

combine the following sentence into a good sentence by using adjective clause :

I’ve talked to the girl. Her shirt is pink.

• I’ve talked to the girl whom shirt is pink.

• I’ve talked to the girl whose shirt is pink.

• I’ve talked to the girl who Her shirt is pink.

• I’ve talked to the girl which shirt is pink.

combine the following sentence into a good sentence by using adjective clause :

The book is on the table. Siska bought it last week.

• The book is on the table which Siska bought it last week.

• The book whose Siska bought it last week is on the table.

• The book which Siska bought last week is on the table.

• The book which Siska bought it last week is on the table.

That is the man ... my father taught how to drive.

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He received the gift ... i sent two days ago.

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