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Relative pronouns exercise

July 30, 2011 - B1pdf

Combine the following sentences using an appropriate relative pronoun.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1I met a man ............... had just returned from France.
Wrong!
2I will give you ............... you need.
Wrong!
3The books ............... you read are not worth reading.
Wrong!
4Only he ............... wears the shoes knows where it pinches.
Wrong!
5The audience applauded Mary ............... performance was spectacular.
Wrong!
6John, ............... is always mischievous, was punished.
Wrong!
7Kochi, ............... has a natural harbor, can handle large ships.
Wrong!
8This is my son of ............... I am very proud.
Wrong!
9He is a writer ............... works are well-known.
Wrong!
10This is the man ............... house was burgled.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

  1. I met a man who had just returned from France.
  2. I will give you what you need.
  3. The books which you read are not worth reading.
  4. Only he who wears the shoes knows where it pinches.
  5. The audience applauded Mary whose performance was spectacular.
  6. John, who is always mischievous, was punished.
  7. Kochi, which has a natural harbor, can handle large ships.
  8. This is my son of whom I am very proud.
  9. He is a writer whose works are well-known.
  10. This is the man whose house was burgled.
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