Question

2. Everybody .... went to the concert likes it very much. 3. I saw a man.... ran out of the office. 4. That's the woman...... daughter took first place in the competition. 5. The hotel ..... we stayed at had two swimming pools. 6. My sister works for an international company...... computers. 7. Nurlan sent an email to his friend..... lives in Osh. 8. The house..... I grew up was sold. 9. He can't find the shop..... he bought his mobile phone. 10. This is the woman.... brothers are doctors.помогите нужно вместо точек поставить ( who, which, whose, that or where ​

Answer 1

2. who

3. who

4. whose

5. where

6. where

7. that

8. where

9. where

10.whose

Answer 2

2. Everybody who went to the concert likes it very much. 3. I saw a man who ran out of the office. 4. That's the woman whose daughter took first place in the competition. 5. The hotel where we stayed at had two swimming pools. 6. My sister works for an international company that deals with computers. 7. Nurlan sent an email to his friend who lives in Osh. 8. The house where I grew up was sold. 9. He can't find the shop where he bought his mobile phone. 10. This is the woman whose brothers are doctors.

In these sentences, we use different relative pronouns to introduce relative clauses that provide additional information about the noun that comes before them. Here's a breakdown of the relative pronouns used in each sentence:

- Sentence 2: We use "who" because we are referring to people. - Sentence 3: We use "who" because we are referring to a person. - Sentence 4: We use "whose" to show possession or relationship. - Sentence 5: We use "where" to indicate a place. - Sentence 6: We use "that" because we are referring to a thing or an object. - Sentence 7: We use "who" because we are referring to a person. - Sentence 8: We use "where" to indicate a place. - Sentence 9: We use "where" to indicate a place. - Sentence 10: We use "whose" to show possession or relationship.

These relative pronouns help clarify the relationships between the nouns in the sentences and provide additional information about them.