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    This document provides examples of defining relative clauses using relative pronouns such as who, whom, whose, which, when, and where. In the first section, blanks are filled in with the appropriate relative pronouns. The second section joins sentences to form defining relative clauses by adding relative pronouns. The examples demonstrate how to clearly and concisely identify people and things using relative clauses.

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    DEFINING RELATIVE

    1. Fill in the blanks with: who, whom, which, 2. Join the sentences to make defining relative
    whose, where or when. clauses. Make the necessary changes.

    1. Can you give me back the money 1. Pass me the dictionary. I put it on the shelf.
    which I lent you last month?
    2.This is the restaurant where we Pass me the dictionary which I put on the shelf.
    used to eat when we lived in Boston. 2. Will you help me to do the exercises? I don’t
    3.Mark has sent me an e-mail which I understand the exercises.
    haven’t replied yet. Will you help me to do the exercises which I
    4.Who’s the person who is sitting don't understand?
    next to Nancy? 3. We haven’t met Mr Smith yet. His daughter
    5. They complained about the wrong goods studies with Paul.
    which were sent to them.
    6.This is Susan whose husband We still haven't met Mr Smith whose daughter
    works in the sales department. studies with Paul
    7.Candy is wearing a new dress which 4. We won’t forget the day. We went to Justin
    she bought in the summer sales. Beaber’s concert that day.
    8.Monday is the day when bills have We won't forget the day when we went to Justin
    to be paid. Beaber's concert.
    9. The secretary showed me the filing 5. Peter has read the book. I recommended the
    cabinet where important documents book to him.
    are filed.
    10.Do you like the boy whom Mary is Peter has read the book which I recommend to
    talking to? him.
    11.We enjoyed the party where 6. They sent me a postcard of the hotel. They
    Peter and Pam had to celebrate Christmas. stayed there on holiday.
    12.Are you the person who applied They sent me a postcard of the hotel where they
    for a job as a receptionist? stayed on holiday.
    13.Is this the pub where you meet 7. This is my best friend. I met her at school ten
    your friends? years ago.
    14. You have to delete the sheet
    which is repeated. This is my best friend whom I met at school ten
    15.April is the month when we have years ago.
    Easter holiday in Spain. 8. Is this the man? This man accused you of
    stealing his wallet.
    16.The advice which Sam gave me
    was quite senseless. Is this the who accused you of stealing his
    17.Have you bought the food which walley.
    I asked you?
    18.Phone Mrs Smith whom you will 9. Peter made a lemon cake. It is his speciality.
    have to talk to tomorrow.
    19.Let’s visit the park where we played Peter made a lemon cake which is his speciality
    after school. 10. I want you to introduce you to Mrs Black. Her
    20. Celebrities receive lots of invitations husband is an engineer.
    which they don’t accept. I want you to introduce you to Mrs Black whose
    21.Did you refuse the offer which the husband is an engineer.
    company made you? 11. Can you show me the room? Meetings are held
    in that room.
    Can you show me the room where meeting are
    held?
    12. I don’t know the man. Sue is dancing with him.
    I don't know the man with whom Sue is dancing.

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