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    The document discusses relative pronouns and when they can and cannot be omitted. It provides examples of sentences using relative pronouns like who, that, which to refer to people or things. It also has a table to complete with the appropriate relative pronoun for different sentences.

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    The document discusses relative pronouns and when they can and cannot be omitted. It provides examples of sentences using relative pronouns like who, that, which to refer to people or things. It also has a table to complete with the appropriate relative pronoun for different sentences.

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    The document discusses relative pronouns and when they can and cannot be omitted. It provides examples of sentences using relative pronouns like who, that, which to refer to people or things. It also has a table to complete with the appropriate relative pronoun for different sentences.

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    Relative Clauses - Fil in The Blanks 2

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    Natalia Soledad Rojas
    The document discusses relative pronouns and when they can and cannot be omitted. It provides examples of sentences using relative pronouns like who, that, which to refer to people or things. It also has a table to complete with the appropriate relative pronoun for different sentences.

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    Is used to refer to Is used for things,

    Is used to refer to Can be used for


    possession. never for people
    people or animals people and things.
    It refers to people or
    IT CAN’T BE things IT CAN BE OMITTED
    OMITTED IF IT IS THE IT CAN’T NEVER BE WHEN IT IS NOT The man that is
    SUBJECT OF THE OMITTED THE SUBJECT OF waiting at the bus
    RELATIVE CLAUSE THE RELATIVE stop isn’t my friend.
    Paul whose dad is a CLAUSE
    The girl who lives doctor is living in I’ve just repaired
    next door is very Berlin now. I lost the money the chair that you
    clever which my mom gave are using now
    me.

    COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH AN APPROPRIATE RELATIVE


    PRONOUN. WRITE IT IN BRACKETS WHEN CAN BE OMITTED.

    1.- Do you know the woman ……………… is talking to the teacher?

    2.- All he pictures ………. Picasso painted are very valuable.

    3.- The flight …….….. my friend took was very slow.

    4.- I don’t know the name of the student ………. grandparents are Italians.

    5.-She didn’t like the letter ………….. she received last week.

    6.-That woman was wearing some strange clothes ……….. looked very expensive.

    7.-The wallet ………. my son found in the street belonged to Martha.

    8.-The vegetables ……… you are eating now are from the best supermarket in town.

    9.-Margaret gave me a big box ……… contained some interesting leaflets.

    10.-The athlete …… won the competition was really good and handsome.

    11.-My uncle bought a house ………. was built a hundred years ago.

    12.-Jonathan is a policeman ………… son wants to be an astronaut.

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