Relative Pronouns as Prepositional Objects, and Whose.

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Froggy Jumps Relative Pronouns as Prepositional Objects, and Whose.Online version Preposition + relative pronoun mastery. by Anderson Alvarado 1 Which sentence is grammatically wrong? a You didn't enjoy the romantic book about which you told me b You did not enjoy the romantic book about which you told me c You did not enjoy the romantic book about that you told me 2 Choose the formal sentence: The author ___ I referred suggested changes. a to who I referred b to whom I referred c whom I referred to 3 Which sentence uses the relative pronoun as the object of a preposition correctly? a The person with who I traveled b The person with whom I traveled c The person whom I traveled with 4 Which option uses the preposition before the relative pronoun? a The topic which we argued on b The topic on which we argued on c The topic on which we argued 5 Complete: The student to ___ the note was written a which b who c whom 6 Which sentence is applied in its formal way? a The project which she is working is very important on. b The project which she is working on is very important c The project on which she is working is very important 7 Which sentence is applied in its formal way? a The colleague to whom I sent the email replied immediately b The colleague to who I sent the email replied immediately c The colleague whom I sent the email to replied immediately 8 Complete: The man with ___ I spoke yesterday. a who b which c whom 9 Which sentence is formal and correct here? a The city which I was born in b The city in which I was born c The city born in which I 10 Which question is in more formal? a What is the name of city from which you lived? b What is the name of the city which from you lived? c What is the name of the city you lived from? 11 Which sentence is grammatically wrong? a He wants to find a person with whom he can share and do his favorite hobbies b He wants to find a person with who he can share and do his favorite hobbies. c He wants to find a person who he can share and do his favorite hobbies with. 12 Which sentence is using "Whose" in a correct way? a I like teachers whose classes is interesting. b I like teachers whose are classes interesting c I like teachers whose classes are interesting 13 Which sentence is using "Whose" in a correct way? a My daughter feels happy because she has found a friend whose favorite the same K pop band as her. b My daughter feels happy because she has found a friend whose favorite K-pop band is the same as hers c My daughter feels happy because she has found a friend whose K pop band is the same. 14 Which sentence is using "Whose" in a correct way? a I have lost touch with an old friend whose family has moved to another country b I have lost touch with an old friend whose family have moved to another country c I have lost touch with an old friend whose family has move to another country

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Relative Pronouns as Prepositional Objects, and Whose.Online version

by Anderson Alvarado

Which sentence is grammatically wrong?

Choose the formal sentence: The author ___ I referred suggested changes.

Which sentence uses the relative pronoun as the object of a preposition correctly?

Which option uses the preposition before the relative pronoun?

Complete: The student to ___ the note was written

Which sentence is applied in its formal way?

Which sentence is applied in its formal way?

Complete: The man with ___ I spoke yesterday.

Which sentence is formal and correct here?

Which question is in more formal?

Which sentence is grammatically wrong?

Which sentence is using "Whose" in a correct way?

Which sentence is using "Whose" in a correct way?

Which sentence is using "Whose" in a correct way?