Question

2 Join the sentences with who, which or where. Don't change the words given. 0 I skipped a lesson yesterday. It was History. The lesson which I skipped yesterday was History. 1 I have passed the exam. It was very difficult. The exam 2 A woman is making the costumes. She hasn't finished them yet. The woman 3 A new school will open here. It will have a swimming pool. The new school 4 They're staying at a hotel. It's the best hotel in our town. The hotel​

Answer 1

1 The exam which I passed was very difficult.

2 The woman who is making the costumes hasn't finished them yet.

3 The new school where a swimming pool will be available will open here.

4 They're staying at the best hotel in our town, which is the hotel they chose.

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's join the sentences using "which," "who," or "where" as appropriate:

0. I skipped a lesson yesterday. It was History. - The lesson which I skipped yesterday was History.

1. I have passed the exam. It was very difficult. - The exam, which I have passed, was very difficult.

2. A woman is making the costumes. She hasn't finished them yet. - The woman who is making the costumes hasn't finished them yet.

3. A new school will open here. It will have a swimming pool. - The new school, where a swimming pool will be available, will open here.

4. They're staying at a hotel. It's the best hotel in our town. - The hotel where they're staying is the best in our town.