Relative clauses: Defining and non-defining

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Exercise 4: Relative Clauses – Combine the sentences

Exercise 4: Relative Clauses – Combine the sentences

Combine the two sentences into one using the relative pronoun or adverb provided in parentheses. Write only the missing part (after the given prompt) in your answer.

1

We are arguing. Do you remember the reason? (why) Do you remember _?

2

We have to be at the station. Can you tell me the exact time? (when) Can you tell me the exact time _?

3

He got the job. This surprised everyone. (which) He got the job, _.

4

You need to listen to a person. He is not this person. (whom) He is not the person _.

5

25 people disembarked on a local beach. Some of them were children. (whom) 25 people, _, disembarked on a local beach.

6

He was found in a place. That's the place. (which) That's the place _.

7

You must decide the exact location. You are going to build your house in that location. (where) You must decide the exact location _.

8

You arrived with a woman. Who was that woman? (that) Who was the woman _?

9

They have appointed two new directors. Neither of them has any experience. (whom) They have appointed two new directors, _.

10

The buildings are badly damaged. All of them have been hit by the storm. (which) The buildings, _, are badly damaged.