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Exercise-8 Join together each of the following pairs of sentences by means of a Relative
Pronoun. One is done for you
1. He is a rogue.
No one trusts him.
1. He is a rogue whom no one trusts.
2. We got into a bus.
It was full of passengers,
3. I saw a juggler.
He was showing his tricks.
4. Here is the book.
You lost it yesterday.
5. Here is the pen.
You were looking for it.
6. My brother is dead.
I loved my brother.
7. These are the boys.
Their parents are here.
8. That is the man.
We saw him yesterday.
9. The boy tells lies.
He deserves to be punished.
10. Look at these boys.
They are singing​

Answers

Answered by upenderjoshi28
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The given pairs of sentences can be joined using relative pronouns as shown below:

1. He is a rogue whom none trusts.

1. He is a rogue whom no one trusts.

2. We got into a bus, which was full of passengers,

3. I saw a juggler who was showing his tricks.

4. Here is the book that you lost yesterday.

5. Here is the pen that you were looking for.

6. My brother, whom I Loved,  is dead.

7. These are the boys whose parents are here.

8. That is the man whom we saw yesterday.

9. The boy, who tells lies, deserves to be punished.

10. Look at these boys who are singing​.

Explanation

Relative pronouns are words such as 'who', which', that' etc. that are used in relative clauses. Relative clause is a kind of dependent or subordinate clause that gives more information about a noun or subject in the same sentence. There are two types of relative clauses. First type is Defining Relative Clause and the other type is Non-Defining Relative Clause.  

Defining relative clause functions or identifies which person or thing you are talking about. If left out, the sentence would appear incomplete. However, Non-defining relative clause only describes and adds extra information about somebody or something.  If left out, the sentence would still make sense. A non-defining relative clause is usually put in commas.

Answered by umangyadav2009
1

Answer:

1.He is a rogue whom no one trusts.

2.We got into a bus that was full of passengers.

3.I saw a juggler who was showing his tricks.

4.Here is the book you lost that yesterday

5.Here is the pen you were looking for which.

6.My brother, whom I loved is dead.

7. These are the boys whose parents are here

8.That is the man we saw whom yesterday.

9.The boy whotells lies, deserves to be punished.

10.Look at these boys who are singing.

Explanation:

in this questions will joint the pairs of both sides questions and properly write them.

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