Combine two sentences into one, using ‘Who/Which’1. I thanked the woman. She helped me.2. The girl is happy. She won the race3. The book is mine. The book is on the table .4. I’m using a sentence. It contains an adjective clause 5. The building belongs to my father. It was built on the side of hill yesterday 6. The scientists ia well-know for his research. He met you yesterday7. The mechanic is my uncle. He repairing my bike 8. The students explained their absence to the teacher. They did’nt...
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Combine two sentences into one, using ‘Who/Which’
1. I thanked the woman. She helped me.
2. The girl is happy. She won the race
3. The book is mine. The book is on the table .
4. I’m using a sentence. It contains an adjective clause
5. The building belongs to my father. It was built on the side of hill yesterday
6. The scientists ia well-know for his research. He met you yesterday
7. The mechanic is my uncle. He repairing my bike
8. The students explained their absence to the teacher. They did’nt come to class
9. Miss loan thanked the students. The students had given her some flowers
10. The river is not safe for swimming. The river is polluted
Combine two sentences into one, using ‘Who/Which’
1. I thanked the woman. She helped me.
=>i thanked the woman who helped me.
2. The girl is happy She won the race
=>The girl who won the race is happy
3. The book is mine. The book is on the table .
=>The book which is on the table is mine
4. I’m using a sentence. It contains an adjective clause
=>I’m using a sentence which contains an adjective clause
5. The building belongs to my father. It was built on the side of hill yesterday
=>The building which was built on the side of hill yesterday belongs to my father.
6. The scientists ia well-know for his research. He met you yesterday
=>The scientists who met you yesterday is well-known for his research
7. The mechanic is my uncle. He repairing my bike
=>The mechanic who is repairing my bike is my uncle
8. The students explained their absence to the teacher. They did’nt come to class
=>The stds who didn't come to class explained their absence to the teacher
9. Miss loan thanked the students. The students had given her some flowers
=> Miss loan thanked the students who had given her some flowers
10. The river is not safe for swimming. The river is polluted
=>The river which is polluted is not safe for swimming
Combine two sentences into one, using ‘Who/Which’
1. I thanked the woman. She helped me.
=> I thanked the woman who helped me.
2. The girl is happy. She won the race
=> The girl who won the race is happy
3. The book is mine. The book is on the table .
=> The book which is on the table is mine
4. I’m using a sentence. It contains an adjective clause
=> I’m using a sentence which contains an adjective clause
5. The building belongs to my father. It was built on the side of hill yesterday
=> The building which belongs to my father was built on the side of hill yesterday
6. The scientists ia well-know for his research. He met you yesterday
=> The scientists who met you yesterday is well-know for his research.
7. The mechanic is my uncle. He repairing my bike
=> The mechanic who repairing my bike is my uncle
8. The students explained their absence to the teacher. They did’nt come to class
=> The students who explained their absence to the teacher didn't come to class
9. Miss loan thanked the students. The students had given her some flowers
=> Miss loan thanked the students who had given her some flowers
10. The river is not safe for swimming. The river is polluted
=> The river which is not safe for swimming is polluted