Relative clauses

Combine these sentences by using relative pronoun WHO.

1. The policeman wasn’t very friendly. He stopped our car.
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I met a woman. She can speak six languages.
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The postman was late this morning. He is nearly always on time.
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I have a friend. He is very good at repairing cars.
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She’s the singer. She has just signed a contract with a recording company.
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The woman was very nice. She sat next to me on the plane.
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Do you know the boy? He borrowed that book.
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Mary is the girl. She was wearing the most fashionable dress.
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The manager is very young. He was introduced to the president.
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The boy ran away. He broke the window.
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My father is a doctor. He is fifty years.
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Alexander Fleming received th Nobel Prize in 1945. He discovered penicillin.
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Combine these sentences by using relative pronoun WHOM.

Most of the people couldn’t come. I invited them to the party.
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Peter wasn’t at the party. I had seen him before.
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They are good friends. You can play with them.
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Two people walked into the classroom. I didn’t know them.
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The teacher no longer teaches in our school. We studied with her last year.
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I don’t know the name of the woman. I met her yesterday.
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The officer wasn’t very friendly. I spoke to him yesterday.
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These are the workers. You met them at the meeting last year.
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The woman was away on holiday. I wanted to see her.
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Do you know the girl? The teacher is talking to her.
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My parents sent their best wishes. You met them last month.
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Mary and Magaret are twins. You met them yesterday.
Combine these sentences by using relative pronoun WHICH.

1. The light was fully booked. We wanted to travel on it.
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2. Clothes are too small for her. Why does she always wear them?
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3. You went to a party. Did you enjoyed it?
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4. The chair wasn’t very comfortable. We were sitting on it.
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5. The stories are usually very funny. Tom tells them.
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6. The fish was really delicious. We had it for dinner.
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7. I have a lot of homework. I must do them.
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8. Have you seen the photograph? Ann took them.
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9. She always asks me the questions. The questions are very difficult to answer.
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10. The noise woke everyone up. You made the noise.
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11. Bien Hoa is nice. It is my hometown.
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12. Bangkok has many beautiful temples. It is the capital of Thailand.
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Combine these sentences by using relative pronoun WHOSE.

1. The lady is ateacher at our school. Her son went on a picnic with us last weekend.
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2. John received a scholarship. His grades arethe highest in the school.
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3. Hoan Kiem Lake is a historical place. Its water is always blue.
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4. This is Mrs. Jones. Her son won the scholarship last year.
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5. We are visiting the children. Their parents died in the storm.
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6. The professor is excellent. I am taking his course.
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7. Tuan has just won the second prize in the English contest. Tuan’s uncle is a pilot.
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8. John found a cat. The’s leg was broken.
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9. We are discussing about a famous writer. You are reading her book.
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10. That man is an artist. I don’t remember the man’s name.
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11. This school is only for children. Their first language is not English.
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12. What was the name of the man? His car had broken down.
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Combine these sentences by using relative pronoun THAT.

1. She is the only person. She undrestands me.
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2. This is the worst film. I have ever seen it.
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3. A bus goes to the airport. It runs every half an hour.
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4. He talked about the books and the authors. They interested him.
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5. The chemistry book was a little expensive. I bought it.
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Fill in “Who/ Whom or Which”. 1. Have