English: I am doing relative pronouns: who and whom

I am doing relative pronouns: who and whom, №10339913, 10.03.2022 07:15

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Relative Pronoun: WHO Rewrite the sentences, placing the who correctly. 1.My uncle has brought home a puppy who is a pet lover. 2.The lady has been waiting for a taxi who is my neighbour. 3. The mother took the baby to the doctor who was sick.

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1. My uncle, who has brought home a puppy, is a pet lover.

2. The lady, who has been waiting for a taxi, is my neighbor.

3. The mother, who took the baby to the doctor, was sick.

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Relative Pronoun: WHO Rewrite the sentences, placing the who correctly. 1.My uncle has brought home a puppy who is a pet lover. 2.The lady has been waiting for a taxi who is my neighbour. 3. The mother took the baby to the doctor who was sick.

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1. My uncle, who has brought home a puppy, is a pet lover.

2. The lady, who has been waiting for a taxi, is my neighbor.

3. The mother, who took the baby to the doctor, was sick.

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The victim of the robbery, is, must be unhappy . choose the correct relative pronoun whosever, whichever, whomever, whoever, and identify the noun antecedent to which the pronoun refers

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The victim of the robbery, whoever it is, must be unhappy.

Explanation:

They are pronouns relative to those that represent names already mentioned previously and with which they relate. Introduce adjective subordinate clauses. In that case, the pronoun "whoever" is representing the term "the victim".

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The victim of the robbery, is, must be unhappy . choose the correct relative pronoun whosever, whichever, whomever, whoever, and identify the noun antecedent to which the pronoun refers

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The victim of the robbery, whoever it is, must be unhappy.

Explanation:

They are pronouns relative to those that represent names already mentioned previously and with which they relate. Introduce adjective subordinate clauses. In that case, the pronoun "whoever" is representing the term "the victim".

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Find the antecedent of the relative pronoun (who, which, or that) in each sentence. choose the verb that agrees with the subject of the sentence. 1. arizona is one cotton-producing region that not lose crops to the boll weevil. a. does b. do 2. i read an article about birds hat over the ocean. a. cruises b. cruise 3. the seal has feet that flat like paddles. a. is b. are 4. one of the maps that most familiar is the road map. a. is b. are 5. paul is one of the people who hiking with us yesterday. a. was b. were

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1. does

2. cruise

3. are

4. is

5. were

Explanation: i got you, i just took the practice test.

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Find the antecedent of the relative pronoun (who, which, or that) in each sentence. choose the verb that agrees with the subject of the sentence. 1. arizona is one cotton-producing region that not lose crops to the boll weevil. a. does b. do 2. i read an article about birds hat over the ocean. a. cruises b. cruise 3. the seal has feet that flat like paddles. a. is b. are 4. one of the maps that most familiar is the road map. a. is b. are 5. paul is one of the people who hiking with us yesterday. a. was b. were

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1. does

2. cruise

3. are

4. is

5. were

Explanation: i got you, i just took the practice test.

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Section 2 Activities Lesson 7 Misplaced Modifiers 83 Introduction A misplaced modifier is a phrase or clause that is intended to modify rd in a sentence but is in the wrong place. As a result, it connects the wrong words or ideas to each other and confuses the reader. For example: We sat and talked about camping in the kitchen. • The phrase in the kitchen is meant to modify sat, but instead it suggests that the camping happened in the kitchen. Now, look at another example. I served breakfast to my family, which I made myself, • The clause which

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1) I baked blueberry muffins in the oven and scrambled some eggs.

2) While he ate, my cousin Rob told us where he and Josh had camped.

3)Rob, who is in college, had taken my nine year old brother camping.

4)Rob had photos of the lovely lake near their campsite on his phone.

5) We put a drawing of the lake that Josh had made on the fridge.

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Section 2 Activities Lesson 7 Misplaced Modifiers 83 Introduction A misplaced modifier is a phrase or clause that is intended to modify rd in a sentence but is in the wrong place. As a result, it connects the wrong words or ideas to each other and confuses the reader. For example: We sat and talked about camping in the kitchen. • The phrase in the kitchen is meant to modify sat, but instead it suggests that the camping happened in the kitchen. Now, look at another example. I served breakfast to my family, which I made myself, • The clause which

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1) I baked blueberry muffins in the oven and scrambled some eggs.

2) While he ate, my cousin Rob told us where he and Josh had camped.

3)Rob, who is in college, had taken my nine year old brother camping.

4)Rob had photos of the lovely lake near their campsite on his phone.

5) We put a drawing of the lake that Josh had made on the fridge.

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Choose the correct relative pronoun (who, which, whose, where, that, when) 1. This is the bank was robbed yesterday. 2. The people were in the bank were very frightened. 3. A man mobile was ringing did not know what to do. 4. A woman daughter was crying tried to calm her. 5. He didn t wait at the traffic lights were red. 6. We spent two days in Berlin, we took a walking tour of the city. 7. Edgar Allan Poe, wrote the famous poem The Raven, was born in Boston in 1809 8. I bought the toy my son wanted for Christmas. 9. I talked to my manager last

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1. that

2. who

3. whose

4. whose

5. which

6. where

7. who

8. that

9. when

10. that

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Choose the correct relative pronoun (who, which, whose, where, that, when) 1. This is the bank was robbed yesterday. 2. The people were in the bank were very frightened. 3. A man mobile was ringing did not know what to do. 4. A woman daughter was crying tried to calm her. 5. He didn t wait at the traffic lights were red. 6. We spent two days in Berlin, we took a walking tour of the city. 7. Edgar Allan Poe, wrote the famous poem The Raven, was born in Boston in 1809 8. I bought the toy my son wanted for Christmas. 9. I talked to my manager last

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1. that

2. who

3. whose

4. whose

5. which

6. where

7. who

8. that

9. when

10. that

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I am doing relative pronouns: who and whom

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