Combine the following sentences using appropriate relative pronouns.
1. Jane is a nice girl. I traveled with her to Delhi. (whom)
2. This is the hotel. Our meetings used to take place here. (where)
3. I bought these apples yesterday. They were good. (which)
4. This is the girl. She won the first prize. (who)
5. This is the house. My father bought this last year.
6. People lived here in the 1950’s. Then the cost of living was low. (when)
7. I bought a washing machine yesterday. It was not very expensive. (which)
8. I met a traveler on the way. He was a well-read person. (whom)
9. I saw a girl. Her beauty took my breath away. (whose)
10. He has written a novel. I have forgotten its name. (whose)
Answers
1. Jane with whom I traveled to Delhi is a nice girl.
2. This is the hotel where our meetings used to take place.
3. The apples which I bought yesterday were good.
4. This is the girl who won the first prize.
5. This is the house which my father bought last year.
6. When people lived here in the 1950’s, the cost of living was low.
7. The washing machine which I bought yesterday was not very expensive.
8. The traveler whom I met on the way was a well-read person.
9. I saw a girl whose beauty took my breath away.
10. He has written a novel whose name I have forgotten.
