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Convert the following compound sentences into complex ones, by filling in the gap using who, which, whom, whose, that.
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My younger brother lives in Abuja; he is a medical doctor
My younger brother, who is a medical doctor, lives in Abuja.
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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
Convert the following compound sentences into complex ones, using who, which, whom, whose, that.
Compound Sentence – The letter was posted yesterday; my brother has received it.
Complex Sentence – My brother has received the letter ____ was posted yesterday.
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Question 2 of 10
2. Question
Convert the following compound sentences into complex ones, using who, which, whom, whose, that.
Compound Sentence – The man was invited by the Minister; his daughter came first in the exam.
Complex Sentence – The man ____ daughter came first in the exam was invited by the Minister.
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Question 3 of 10
3. Question
Convert the following compound sentences into complex ones, using who, which, whom, whose, that.
Compound Sentence – Our school badge is attractive; the principal designed it.
Complex Sentence – Our school badge, _____ the Principal designed, is attractive.
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Question 4 of 10
4. Question
Convert the following compound sentences into complex ones, using who, which, whom, whose, that.
Compound Sentence – You helped the girl; she has called to thank you.
Complex Sentence – The girl ___ you helped has called to thank you.
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Question 5 of 10
5. Question
Convert the following compound sentences into complex ones, using who, which, whom, whose, that.
Compound Sentence – The stone rolled down the hill; it injured my friend.
Complex Sentence – The stone ____ rolled down the hill, injured the girl.
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Question 6 of 10
6. Question
Convert the following compound sentences into complex ones, using who, which, whom, whose, that.
Compound Sentence – This watch is a present from my father; it keeps accurate time.
Complex Sentence – This watch _____ is a present from my father, keeps accurate time.
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Question 7 of 10
7. Question
Convert the following compound sentences into complex ones, using who, which, whom, whose, that.
Compound Sentence – The lady reported to the police; her goods were stolen.
Complex Sentence – The lady _____ goods were stolen reported to the police.
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Question 8 of 10
8. Question
Convert the following compound sentences into complex ones, using who, which, whom, whose, that.
Compound Sentence – Amina is a pretty girl; she is Ola’s friend.
Complex Sentence – Amina, ____ is a pretty girl, is Ola’s friend.
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Question 9 of 10
9. Question
Convert the following compound sentences into complex ones, using who, which, whom, whose, that.
Compound Sentence – We met the postmaster last year; he has retired from service.
Complex Sentence – The postmaster ______ we met last year has retired from service.
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