Question

I. Fill in who, which, whose, where, when. 1.I complained to the man..... dog is always barking. 2.Jeremy wants to go to Egypt.... he can study the pyramids. 3.Anna went to the cemetery.... Shakespeare is buried. 4.Our teacher .....parents are Greek can speak four languages 5. . I'll go to the park........ I finish doing my homework 6. The student ....wanted to see was ill​

Answer 1

1.I complained to the man WHOSE dog is always barking.

2.Jeremy wants to go to Egypt WHERE he can study the pyramids.

3.Anna went to the cemetery WHERE Shakespeare is buried.

4.Our teacher WHOSE parents are Greek can speak four languages.

5. I'll go to the park WHERE I finish doing my homework.

6. The student WHO wanted to see was ill​.

Answer 2

Sure, let's fill in the blanks with the appropriate words: who, which, whose, where, when.

1. I complained to the man whose dog is always barking.

*Explanation:* "Whose" is used to indicate possession. In this case, the man owns the dog that is always barking.

2. Jeremy wants to go to Egypt where he can study the pyramids.

*Explanation:* "Where" is used to indicate a place. In this sentence, Egypt is the place where Jeremy can study the pyramids.

3. Anna went to the cemetery where Shakespeare is buried.

*Explanation:* Similar to the previous sentence, "where" is used to indicate the place. Here, the cemetery is the place where Shakespeare is buried.

4. Our teacher whose parents are Greek can speak four languages.

*Explanation:* "Whose" is used to indicate possession. The teacher's parents are Greek, and the teacher can speak four languages.

5. I'll go to the park when I finish doing my homework.

*Explanation:* "When" is used to indicate a time. The person will go to the park at the time they finish doing their homework.

6. The student who wanted to see was ill.

*Explanation:* "Who" is used to refer to a person. In this case, it specifies which student was ill.