Question

B. Combine these pairs of sentences into one sentence using a relative clause
as instructed in the brackets.
1. My uncle wrote a book. It is a best-seller. (defining clause)
My uncle wrote a book which is a best-seller.
2. This book is a best-seller. My uncle wrote it. (non-defining clause)
3. Mr Cherian Thomas is retiring this year. He also completes fifty years of service.
(non-defining clause)
4. Karthik will sit next to you. You have not met him.(non-defining clause)
5. A barometer is an instrument. It tells us about the weather. (defining clause)
6. That is Supriya's desk. It is cluttered with crayons. (defining clause)​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. My uncle wrote a book. It is a best-seller.

My uncle wrote a book which is a best-seller.

2. This book is a best-seller. My uncle wrote it.

My uncle wrote a book which is a best-seller.

3. Mr Cherian Thomas is retiring this year. He also completes fifty years of service.

Mr. Cherian Thomas, who completed fifty years of service, is retiring this year.

4. Karthik will sit next to you. You have not met him.

Karthik, who you have not met, will sit next to you.

5. A barometer is an instrument. It tells us about the weather.

A barometer is an instrument that tells us about the temperature.

6. That is Supriya's desk. It is cluttered with crayons.

That is Supriya's desk which it is cluttered with crayons.