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Relative Clause Reveiw

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    Combine the two sentences using Relative Pronouns.
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  • I lost my only dog. Her name is Lilly.
    I lost my only dog, whose name is Lilly.
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  • I live in Cambodia. There is Angkor Wat there.
    I live in Cambodia, where there is Angkor Wat.
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  • I go to school. I love the school.
    I go to school, which I love.
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  • Baxter is my uncle. He wrote me some emails yesterday.
    Baxter is my uncle, who wrote me some emails yesterday.
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  • Viseth was my boyfriend. I broke up with him last week.
    Viseth, who I broke up with last week, was my boyfriend, .
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  • My mother is afraid of dogs. She is 70.
    My mother, who is 70, is afraid of dogs.
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  • My children eat ice-cream at Swensen. There are some new promotions there.
    My children eat ice-cream at Swensen, where there are some new promotions.
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  • My dad is a doctor. Doctor is my dream job.
    My dad is a doctor, which is my dream job.
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  • Sok Heng is doing her homework. She is wearing white shirt.
    Sok Heng, who is wearing white shirt, is doing her homework.
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  • Odette killed Martis in one second. She used her last skill.
    Odette, who used her last skill, killed Martis in one second.
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  • She bought two books. They are about English grammars.
    She bought two books, which are about English grammars.
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  • My only brother came to see me last month. He lives in Sidney.
    My only brother who lives in Sidney came to see me last month.
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  • Bob's mum lost her car keys. She is a musician.
    Bob's mum, who is a musician, lost her car keys.
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  • My friend Jane moved to Canada last week. Her husband is Canadian.
    My friend Jane, whose husband is Canadian, moved to Canada last week.
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  • The shoes are very comfortable. I bought them yesterday.
    The shoes which I bought yesterday are very comfortable.
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  • The man wasn't a poor man. He asked you for money.
    The man who asked you for money wasn't a poor man.
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