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RELETIVE PRONOUNS & ADVERBS - EXERCISES
Exercise 1: Choose the right relative to complete each sentence,
1-Margeret who works in our company has won the 1
prize at the lottery.
2-Bob Akitani is the candidate whom the Togolese opposition
trust.
3-Professor Noël Dossou-Yovo was probably the first Beninese who held a doctorate degree in English in the early 1970s.
4- Dad forbade us to cut the tree which gives us a shade at noon.
5- The morning train which leaves Cotonou at 800 arrives in Parakou at 7 pm.
6- Doussoh is the only person who can find a solution to your
problem.
7- Nkrumah was a President whom African people loved a
lot.
8-All that Akona knows, is to abuse people.
9- Chris is dating out a girl whose father runs a big company.
10-George is the young man to whom the job was offered.
Exercise II: Complete the following sentences with the correct relative
pronouns.
1-Dr. Olasemo whose obituary appears in the Daily Times today, was educated at King's college.
2- This is the dog which killed the chicken.
3- Those who believe in justice must make their voices heard.
4-There is not a single politician whom I can trust.
5- This is the best hotel that I know in Kano.
6- They didn't know when they would give him.
7- The chief was kind to his people, which made him very popular.
8- They refused to settle their dispute which put an end to an early hope of peace.
9- The Nigerian Rubber Board which owns the largest factory in West Africa is establishing new projects in Ogun State.
10- We must thank the President whose hospitality we have so much enjoyed.
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Exercise III: Fill in the gaps with when, where, why, whose, which or as.
1-The days when you could buy without money are a thing of the past.
2- There is time when everyone feels lonely.
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