Question

E. Use the relative pronoun 'who' to join these sentences.
1 the man apologised to me .he stepped on my toes.​

Answer 1

Explanation:

The man apologised to me who stepped on my toes.

Answer 2

The man who stepped on my toes apologised to me.

• An alternative to a noun is a pronoun. These nouns modify the information about the subject and introduce a clause.
• The most commonly used nouns are - where, who, that, when, how etc.
• An adjective clause is preceded by it.
• The term who is used when the word is performing the action. It is generally used for people
• For example:

1. I have many friends who have a bike
2. I don't like that girl who took your dress

• In the given person a man is being talked about. As he stepped on the person's toes he apologised.
• Thus, the correct sentence is - The man who stepped on my toes apologised to me.

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