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Joe and John are brothers. They own the café down the street. (Join using relative Pronouns or adverbs)
Joe and John are brothers who own the café down the street.
He bought these trousers at a second hand shop. His best friend owns it. (Join using a relative pronouns)
He bought thee trousers at a second hand shop which / that his best friend owns.
Jim and Maureen are neighbours. Their daughter has just got married.(join with a relative pronoun)
Jim and Maureen, whose daughter has just got married, are neighbours.
The cinema has recently been renovated. It was designed by a famous architect. (join with a relative pronoun)
The cinema, which has recently been renovated, was designed by a famous architect.
"He looks familiar ","He is the author............. novel became a best seller" (whose or which)
Whose
"Hi Nick, I´ve got bad news. Natalie and James broke up again. I know but it is James.........is to blame this time, not Natalie" (for whom or who)
who
Children always want to know the reason ........things are as they are. (That or why)
Why
"It was the moment........... I realized that our partner was stealing from our company." (on which or when)
When
"His article was accepted by the editor. He wrote it last week. (Join with a relative pronoun)
The article ,that he wrote last week, was accepted by the editor
The woman is a wealthy heiress. She is wearing dark sunglasses. (Join with a relative pronoun)
The woman ,that/who is wearing dark sunglasses, is a wealthy heiress.
"Is there a problem with the letter?" "The person.......... the letter is addressed no longer lives here" (to who or to whom)
To whom
