Worksheet 3 Complete the following passage by filling the blanks with which', 'who', "whom', 'whose' or 'that. Delhi, is called the heart of India, is considered to be an amazing tourist spot. The city has many monuments, some amazing shopping complexes and a few botanical gardens. It is also famous for some luxury hotels are known for their hospitality. The Delhi Palace, is situated on the right bank of the Yamuna river, is one such hotel. Mr Mehta, built this hotel forty years back, attributes its success to his staff, is highly dedicated and efficient, and to his son, is an epitome of professionalism. His son, reputation for being an he treats like his family members, speak volumes for his once stayed in this hotel, calls it the next excellent manager is widespread, looks after the hotel arrangements himself now. The guests hospitality. Amit Ghosh, best place to home. The River numerous flowers flows by the hotel carries in itself fragrance floats in the air the whole day.
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In a lyrical vein, Delhi is sometimes called the dil (heart)
of India. It’s not only the country’s capital but is also well known for its
magnificent historical monuments, which are of course a perennial source of
tourist attraction. The history of Delhi is as old as the Mahabharata — the
town was then known as Indraprastha, where it is said that the Pandavas lived.
The etymology of Delhi is rather uncertain as a number of
legends are associated with the origin of the name. According to one such, it
originated from Raja Dhilu or Dilu, a king of the Mauryan Dynasty who reigned
in the first century BC and named the city after himself. The various names by
which it has been known since then are Dilhika, Dilli, Dhilli, and Dehli.
So its current name “Dehli” is believed to be a corruption
of the Mauryan King’s name. Some historians believe that the name is derived
from Dilli, a corruption of dehleez or dehali — Hindi for threshold — and
symbolic of the city that is a gateway to the Indo-Gangetic Plain.
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