Relative clauses

Combine two sentences in one using an appropriate relative pronoun: We met this man yesterday. He is my father.

(a)  

Combine two sentences into one using an appropriate relative pronoun: Last year I had a sailing lesson. I was on holiday then

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Combine two sentences into one using an appropriate relative pronoun: I met the clothes designer. Her designs won the award

(a)  

Combine two sentences into one using an appropriate relative pronoun: My brother is really into science. He is eighteen

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Combine two sentences into one using an appropriate relative pronoun: I told her about the video game. I got it for my birthday.

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Combine two sentences into one using an appropriate relative pronoun: Mr Samson is the teacher. He teaches me French.

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Combine two sentences into one using an appropriate relative pronoun: In Germany, children don't start school until they are seven. I grew up there.

(a)  

1. Do you go to that school ​ ​ ​ (a)   you don't have to go to classes?

2. The school is divided into the upper and lower school, ​ (b)   cater for two age groups.

3. That's the boy ​ (c)   brother is in my year at school

4. The bell rings at 9 o'clock, ​ (d)   the school day begins.

5. She's the teacher ​ (e)   showed me how to cook.

• which
• whose
• when
• who
• where
• what

Alan Berger, ................. is the school's founder and principal, thinks it is important for the students to be themselves.

• who

• that

Brooklyn Free School, ...................... my children study, has a very unusual approach for learning.

• which

• where