Exercise
Form 3: Relative Pronouns with Prepositions
Dive into the world of grammar with "Form 3: Relative Pronouns with Prepositions," where you'll master the use of relative pronouns such as "who," "whom," "which," and "that" combined with prepositions to create more complex and engaging sentences. Through interactive activities and real-life examples, you'll enhance your writing skills and clarity, making your communication more effective and nuanced!
Questions
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The company for ___ she works is expanding rapidly.
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The man to ___ you were speaking is our principal.
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The house in ___ they live was built a century ago.
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The topic about ___ we talked yesterday was complex.
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The candidate for ___ I voted won the election.
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The city to ___ we traveled was filled with ancient history.
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The reason for ___ he left early remains unknown.
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The project on ___ she worked was a great success.
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The person from ___ I received the letter is my aunt.
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The drawer in ___ I kept the key is firmly locked.
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The gentleman with ___ she came is a famous lawyer.
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The tool with ___ he fixed the bike was sturdy.