Question

Anjali stood first in exam. She is my neighbour.

Join the sentences wh -words​

Answer 1

Required Answer:

$\bf{\dashrightarrow \: Given:-}$

Anjali stood first in the exam. She is my neighbour.

$\bf{\dashrightarrow \: What \: To \: Do:-}$

We have to join the sentence with wh-words.

$\bf{\dashrightarrow \: Answer:-}$

Anjali who stood first in the exam is my neighbour.

$\bf{\dashrightarrow \: Explanation:-}$

Here in the sentence,

• The word 'who' is a wh-word.
• The word who is a relative pronoun.

$\bf{\dashrightarrow \: Pronoun:-}$

Words that are used in place of the noun are known as the pronoun,

$\bf{\dashrightarrow \: Relative \: Pronoun:-}$

Word or pronoun that is used to join two sentences using the wh-word are called relative pronoun.

$\bf{\dashrightarrow \: Example:-}$

1. Who for a person.

2. Which for an object.

3. That for a thing.

4. Where for a place.