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Relative Sentences

This document contains four sections providing examples of sentences to complete or join using relative pronouns or adverbs. The first section gives incomplete sentences to fill in with suitable relative pronouns. The second section provides defining relative clauses to join sentences using relative pronouns, omitting the pronoun when possible. The third section gives non-defining relative clauses to combine sentences. The fourth and final section lists sentences to join using relative pronouns.

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Relative Sentences

This document contains four sections providing examples of sentences to complete or join using relative pronouns or adverbs. The first section gives incomplete sentences to fill in with suitable relative pronouns. The second section provides defining relative clauses to join sentences using relative pronouns, omitting the pronoun when possible. The third section gives non-defining relative clauses to combine sentences. The fourth and final section lists sentences to join using relative pronouns.

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1.

COMPLETE THESE SENTENCES WITH A SUITABLE RELATIVE PRONOUN OR ADVERB

That is the man __________helped me when I fell down in the street.


My boss, __________ wife is French, travels to Paris regularly.
My new coat, __________ I bought in New York, is very warm and comfortable.
Is that your car? No, mine is the one ___________is parked just opposite the bank.
Next summer I'm going to India, __________ I've never been before.
That is the woman __________complained about the room service.
He didn't even say "thank you", __________ I found really rude.
This is the park __________ we first met. Do you remember?
So, James is the man _________son came on the school trip with us? I didn't know.
If you have any question, ask the girl __________is standing at the desk. She'll help you.
They had to put away the dog __________bit the boy. It was too dangerous.
I'm looking for a person __________surname begins with a "k".
Do you still go to that pub ____________ we used to go as students?
Jim, _________ I've known for years, is my best friend.

2.- DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES. JOIN THESE SENTENCES USING RELATIVE PRONOUNS.
OMIT THE PRONOUN IF POSSIBLE.

The girl is my sister. I'm talking to the girl.

This is the chair. The carpenter repaired it last week.

She is married to a man. He is richer than her.

She is the friend. She helped me with my homework.

That is the swimming-pool. I used to go swimming there.

That is the man. His wife is a famous actress.

A doctor examined me last Friday. He was really kind.

The woman called the police. Her car had been stolen.
SILVIA JOVER
3.- NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES. JOIN THESE SENTENCES USING RELATIVE PRONOUNS.

My school is very big. It is in Madrid.

Robert Pattinson is a British actor. He plays Edward Cullen in the Twilight saga.

I bought this cake yesterday. It tastes delicious.

Michael is a policeman. His father is a judge.

I bought a computer last month. It doesn't work properly. The computer doesn't work properly.

Prince Charles will be the king of England one day. His mother is Queen Elizabeth.

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn was written by Mark Twain. I enjoyed it a lot.

4. JOIN THESE SENTENCES USING RELATIVE PRONOUNS.

That is the man. I spoke to him the other day.

They elected a new mayor. His aim is to help the poor.

I really like the car. I bought it last year.

Mr Black took over the company. His wife died last year.

The restaurant is the best in town. We usually eat there.

The film is about a woman. Her son mysteriously disappears.

The Marybelle Hotel is opening up again. I stayed there a few years ago.

My friend's father gave us the tickets. He owns a travel agency.

Mr Honeywell is a good teacher. Everyone likes him.


SILVIA JOVER

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