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12. Combine the 2 sentences with a relative pronoun to make 1 sentence: Her sad songs are great, but let's hope she finds a happy relationship. The relationship will last.
Her sad songs are great, but let's hope she finds a happy relationship which/that will last.
11. Combine the 2 sentences with a relative pronoun to make 1 sentence: She now lives in Los Angeles. She was seen with rap singer Skepta there.
She now lives in Los Angeles, where she was seen with rap singer Skepta.
10. Combine the 2 sentences with a relative pronoun to make 1 sentence: She wrote her hit "Someone like you" when she found out that her ex-boyfriend had married someone else. She still loved him.
She wrote her hit "Someone like you" when she found out that her boyfriend, who/m she still loved, had married someone else.
9. Combine the 2 sentences with a relative pronoun to make 1 sentence: She had just ended a relationship with a boyfriend. His name has never been revealed.
She had just ended a relationship with a boyfriend, whose name has never been revealed.
8. Combine the 2 sentences with a relative pronoun to make 1 sentence: Her first album was inspired by a break-up. It is full of sad songs.
Her first album, which was inspired by a break-up, is full of sad songs.
7. Combine the 2 sentences with a relative pronoun to make 1 sentence: Adèle often writes about her own life. She is known as the queen of break-up songs.
Adèle, who often writes about her own life, is known as the queen of break-up songs.
6. Combine the 2 sentences with a relative pronoun to make 1 sentence: It's rare to find a singer. Her voice is as beautiful as Adèle's.
It's rare to find a singer whose voice is as beautiful as Adèle's.
5. What is the relative pronoun? Defining or non-definining relative clause? Hassan,............................knows that this is a bad idea, threatens to drive off.
who - non-defining relative clause
4. What is the relative pronoun? Defining or non-definining relative clause? He remembered the night.......................she had recorded the message.
when - defining relative clause
3. What is the relative pronoun? Defining or non-definining relative clause? He found a spot............he had reception for his phone.
where - defining relative clause
2. What is the relative pronoun? Defining or non-definining relative clause? Katherine did not regret the decision....................she had made.
that, which - defining relative clause
1. What is the relative pronoun? Defining or non-definining relative clause? Colin,.......................girlfriend left him, is very depressed.
whose - non-defining relative clause


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