EXERCISE 37 PAGE 138
1.
The last record which produced by this companu
became a gold record.
2.
Checking accounts that require a minimum balance
are very common now.
3.
The professor whose you spoke yesterday is not
here today.
4.
John whise grades are the highest in the shcool,
has received a scholarship.
5.
Felipe bought a camera that has three lenses.
6.
Frank are who nominated for the office of
treasurer.
7.
The doctor is with a patient whose led was
broken in an accident.
8.
Jane is the women who is going to China next
year.
9.
Janet wants a typewriter whose selt-corrects.
10.
This book that i found last week, contains some
useful information.
11.
Mr. Bryant whose team has lost the games, looks
very sad.
12.
James wrote an article whose indicated that he
diskiled the president.
13.
The director of the program whose graduated from
harvard university, planning to retire next year.
14.
This is the book that i have been looking for
all year.
15.
William whose his brother is a lawyer, want to
become a judge.
EXERCISE 38 PAGE 139
1.
George is the man choosen to represent the
committee at the convention.
2.
All of the money accepted has already been
released.
3.
The papers on the table belong to patricia.
4.
The man brought to the police station confessed
to the crime.
5.
The girl drinking coffee, is mary allen.
6.
John’s wife, a proffesor, has written several
papers on this subject.
7.
The man talking to the policeman, is my uncle.
8.
The book on the top shelf, is the one that i
need.
9.
The number of students have been counted is
quite high.
10.
Leo evans, a doctor, eats in this restaurant
everyday.
Article Relative Clauses
The relative clause also called an adjective or adjectival
clause.
1.
It will contain a subject and verb
2.
It will begin with a relative pronoun (who,
whom, whose, that, or which) or a relative adverb (when, where, or why)
*relative pronoun
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Who, is used only with its antecedent referring
to a person.
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Which, referring to a thing
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That, referring to either a person or thing
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Whom, is used only when its antecedent is the
object of the relative clause.
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Whose, is used usually people
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