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Combine the following sentences with relative pronouns.

1. The man didn't attend the meeting. He was employed last month.

2. George hasn't explained the reason. He is furious.

3. We will rent an apart hotel. We will stay there for a fortnight.

4. The dress was so fashinable. My friend was wearing it in her engagement ceremony.

5. The 1st of May is the date. Labour Day is celebrated then.

Relative pronouns are certain words that start an adjective clause. They are related to the nouns previously mentioned and will take the noun’s number (singular/ plural) in the sentence. The relative clauses are "that, which, where, who, what, whom, whose" etc.

The given sentences are joined by relative pronouns as follows-

1. The man who was employed last month didn't attend the meeting.

2. George who is furious, hasn't explained the reason.

3. We will rent an apartment hotel where we will stay for a fortnight.

4. My friend was wearing a dress that was so fashionable in her engagement ceremony.

5. The 1st of May is when Labour Day is celebrated.

jayilych4real jayilych4real · Answer 2 · 2022-01-07T13:33:23+01:00

The correct way to combine the given sentences to become relative pronouns is:

1. The man who was employed last month didn't attend the meeting.
2. George who is furious, hasn't explained the reason.
3. We will rent an apartment hotel where we will stay for a fortnight.
4. My friend was wearing a dress that was so fashionable in her engagement ceremony.
5. The 1st of May is when Labour Day is celebrated.

Based on the given question, we need to combine the sentence so that they could form new sentences with relative pronouns.

We recall that a relative pronoun has to do with the types of pronouns which makes use of either singular or plural to show who a person is referring to in a sentence.

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