Relative Clauses- İrem FİLİZ KORMAN

Join the sentences using a correct relative pronoun (WHO-WHICH-THAT-WHOSE). Make one meaningful sentence.

The boy solved the puzzle. He was praised by his teacher.

Join the sentences using a correct relative pronoun (WHO-WHICH-THAT-WHOSE). Make one meaningful sentence.

The city seems to be abandoned. It is usually crowded with people.

Join the sentences using a correct relative pronoun (WHO-WHICH-THAT-WHOSE). Make one meaningful sentence.

The boy didn’t do his homework. The teacher punished him.

Join the sentences using a correct relative pronoun (WHO-WHICH-THAT-WHOSE). Make one meaningful sentence.

The parcel reached me this morning. My brother sent it.

Join the sentences using a correct relative pronoun (WHO-WHICH-THAT-WHOSE). Make one meaningful sentence.

The police arrested the man. He murdered his wife. 

Join the sentences using a correct relative pronoun (WHO-WHICH-THAT-WHOSE- WHEN-WHERE). Make one meaningful sentence.

I'll never forget the day. I got my first bike on that day. 

Join the sentences using a correct relative pronoun (WHO-WHICH-THAT-WHOSE-WHEN-WHERE). Make one meaningful sentence.

This is the boy. His father works at Macy's. 

Join the sentences using a correct relative pronoun (WHO-WHICH-THAT-WHOSE-WHEN-WHERE). Make one meaningful sentence.

This is the man. His dog bit me. 

Join the sentences using a correct relative pronoun (WHO-WHICH-THAT-WHOSE-WHEN-WHERE). Make one meaningful sentence.

I'll show you the church. I got married there. 

Join the sentences using a correct relative pronoun (WHO-WHICH-THAT-WHOSE-WHEN-WHERE). Make one meaningful sentence.

John belongs to a group of people. They send food packages to Africa.