Question

Complete defining and non-defining relative clauses with who, that or which 1. I saw a boy ________ ran out of your office. 2. My neighbour, ________ is 70 now, is a nice person. 3. We used my car, _________ was more comfortable. 4. Where is the T-shirt __________ I gave you? 5. This is the girl ___________ I told you about. 6. His work, _________ is quite boring, is important to him. 7. The doll __________ you want costs 14 pounds. 8. Her sister Jane, ____________ is three years younger, is a bright student. 9. Sam, __________ we saw at the dance, is going to start a new company. 10. These brown shoes, _________ are made of genuine leather, are very expensive

Answer 1

Who
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Answer 2

Here are the sentences with the appropriate relative pronouns:

1. I saw a boy who ran out of your office.
2. My neighbor, who is 70 now, is a nice person.
3. We used my car, which was more comfortable.
4. Where is the T-shirt that I gave you?
5. This is the girl that I told you about.
6. His work, which is quite boring, is important to him.
7. The doll that you want costs 14 pounds.
8. Her sister Jane, who is three years younger, is a bright student.
9. Sam, whom we saw at the dance, is going to start a new company.
10. These brown shoes, which are made of genuine leather, are very expensive.

In sentence 9, I used "whom" instead of "who" because it is the object of the relative clause ("we saw Sam").