RELATIVE CLAUSE

I sent my friend the book ....... I had written.

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We stayed at the Grand hotel. Ann recommended it to us

• We stayed at the Grand hotel which Ann recommended to us

• We stayed at the Grand hotel who Ann recommended to us

• We stayed at the Grand hotel whom Ann recommended to us

• We stayed at the Grand hotel which Ann recommended it to us

I saw a girl. Her beauty took my breath away

• I saw a girl whose her beauty took my breath away.

• I saw a girl whom her beauty took my breath away.

• I saw a girl who beauty took my breath away.

• I saw a girl whose beauty took my breath away

The boy is Jane’s brother . He sat beside you at the party last night.

• The boy is Jane’s brother who sat beside you at the party last night.

• The boy who sat beside you at the party last night is Jane’s brother.

• The boy whom sat beside you at the party last night is Jane’s brother.

• The boy whose sat beside you at the party last night is Jane’s brother.

John is absent from school . His mother is in the hospital.

• John is absent from school whose mother is in the hospital.

• John is absent from school who mother is in the hospital.

• John whose mother is in the hospital is absent from school.

• John whose mother is in the hospital is absent from the school.

This is Mrs. Jones, ______ son won the championship last year.

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A man brought in a little girl, ______ hand was cut by flying glass

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Mary, ______ boyfriend didn’t turn up, ended by having lunch with Peter.

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He paid me $5 for cleaning ten windows, most of _______ hadn’t been cleaned for at least a year.

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The bus crashed into a queue of people, four of _______ were killed.

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• who

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