Question

I met Ramesh. (b) Ramesh had just arrived.
(Combine by using relative clause)​

Answer 1

The sentences can be joined using relative clause as:

I met Ramesh who had just arrived.

What is relative clause?

• In the field of English grammar, a relative clause can be described as a kind of clause which describes something about an antecedent mentioned in the sentence.

• A relative clause is joined with the help of relative pronouns.

• In the sentence above, the relative pronoun 'who' can be used to join the relative clause.

Answer 2

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I met Ramesh. (b) Ramesh had just arrived.

(Combine by using relative clause)

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• I met Ramesh who had just arrived.

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