1. They chose the ice cream whowhichwhere had nuts in it.
2. That’s the house wherethatwhen I grew up.
3. The reporter whosewhowhich wrote this article is Chinese.
4. Did you see a film who whosethat had a happy ending?
5. That’s the man whosewherewhich son won the race.
6. I don’t remember the days whichwhenwhere the Internet didn’t exist.
4 Combine the sentences using the relative pronoun in brackets. Make any necessary changes.
1. The flat is bigger than the others. I live there. (where) .
2. Jake is a collector. He lives next door. (who) .
3. I remember a time. You couldn’t drive then. (when) .
4. Did you like the soup? My father made it. (that)
1. Amy wants to see the photo album. It has pictures of our trip to France. (which)
2. This is my friend Sam. He knows how to windsurf. (who) (non-defining relative clause)
3. Have you been to the restaurant? The waiters sing there. (where) .
4. Jim is good at maths. His father is an engineer. (non-defining relative clause)(whose)
5. The test was on Tuesday. I was ill that day. (when) (non-defining relative clause)
5 Combine the sentences with non-defining relative clauses. Use the relative pronoun in brackets and add any necessary commas.
1. Tokyo is one of the largest cities in the world. It is in Japan. (which)
2. The head teacher is popular with the students. He visited my class last week. (who)
3. Jack is still in hospital after the accident. His car was hit. (whose)
4. My computer isn’t new. It’s been fixed twice. (which)
