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1.The house is very modern. It has a beautiful garden
The house which has a beautiful garden is very modern.
2.That man seems very lonely. His wife and family are away
The man whose wife and family are away seems very lonely.
3.He is a reliable friend. I can trust him with anything
He is a reliable friend whom I can trust with anything.
4.That mountain is difficult to climb. It has many dangerous slopes
The mountain which has many dangerous slopes is difficult to climb.
5.Those pigeons have been stolen. They were very valuable
Those pigeons which have been stolen were very valuable.
6.Our dog is seven years old. He is great favorite with the family
Our dog which is great favorite with the family is seven years old.
* Complete each of the following sentences using relative pronouns or relative adverbs.
1. The town ……………which…………I grew up is small.
2. The house in ……………which…………we live was huge.
3. I will never forget the day ………when………………I met you.
4. I never met Brando again, …………which……………was a pity.
5. The people with …………whom……………I work are very nice.
6. Nick is the man ……………who…………owns that big dog.
7. There are several reasons ……………why…………we can’t do that.
8. It was this woman …………who……………caused the trouble.
9. They’ve got three children, all of ……………who…………are married.
10. This happened in 1975, ……………when…………I was still a baby.
__________________________________________________________________________ IV. Use the relative pronouns or relative adverbs to combine these pairs of sentences.
1. She is the most intelligent woman that I’ve ever met
2. This doctor whom you visited yesterday is famous.
3. These children whom she is taking care of are orphans
4. The two young men whom you are acquainted with are not good persons
5. My father whom you met this morning goes swimming every day.
6. The man whom I respect most is my father
7. The man is my father, whose opinion I respect most.
8. Mary and Margaret, whom you met yesterday are twins.
9. I’ll introduce you to the man whose support is necessary for your project.
10. The middle-aged man whom my father is talking to is the director.
11. The boy whom you make fun of is my cousin.
12. The student who sits next to me is from china.
13. I thanked the woman who had helped me.
14. The professor whose course I am taking is excellent
15. Mr. Smith, whom I had come to see said he was too busy to speak to me
16. I saw a lot of people and horses that went to market.
Combine the two sentences with relative pronouns or relative adverbs:
11. Was the hat very expensive? You were wearing it yesterday.
-> Was the hat which you were wearing yesterday very expensive?
12. The restaurant always serves good food. We enjoy having dinner there.
-> The restaurant where we enjoy having dinner always serves good food.
13. The man is a teacher. You spoke to him in the street.
-> The man to whom you spoke in the street is a teacher.
14. There is the lady. Her purse has been stolen.
-> There is the lady whose purse has been stolen.
15. Where is the man? He sold me these sun-glasses.
-> Where is the man who sold me these sun-glasses?
11.Was the hat which you were wearing yesterday very expensive?
12.The restaurant where we enjoy having dinner always serves good food.
13.The man to whom you spoke in the street is a teacher.
14.There is the lady whose purse has been stolen.
15.Where is the man who sold me these sun-glasses?