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        EXERCISES                                                                             7 3

   73.1  Join  the  sentence  halves using which  or whom  after an  appropriate preposition.  (A)

        I would never have finished the work.  it was primarily written.
        we know nothing.    they got a good view.  he learned how to play chess.
        Dennis  scored three goals in the  final.  she was born.  it was discovered.
         1  They climbed up to the top of a large rock,  -from  which  they  got  a.  good  view.
        2  I would  like to thank  my tutor,
        3  She has now moved  back to the house  on  Long Island
        4  The star is to  be named  after Patrick Jenks,
        5  This is the ball
        6  He  is now  able to beat his  father,
        7  The book  is enjoyed  by adults as well  as children,
        8  There are  still many things in our solar system

   73.2   How  would you  express the  sentences  you  have  written  in  73.1  in  a  less  formal way,  putting  the
        preposition  at the end  of the  relative clause?  (A)
        Example:  1  They  climbed  up  to  the  top  of  a.  Urge  rock,  which  they  got  a.  good  view  -from.
  73.3   Are  these  correct  or appropriate?  If they  are,  put a  S.  If they  are  not, give  a  reason,  correct  them
        and give  alternatives  if you  can.  (A)
        1  It's a piece of jewellery across which I came m an antique shop.  .. .which  I  caxne-  across  In  am
          antique  shop.  ('came  across'  Is  a.  two-word  verb.)
        2  The  extra  work  which  she took  on  was  starting  to  affect  her health.
        3  My mother,  after whom  I looked  for  over 20 years,  died  last year.
        4  The people whom  I work with are  all  very  friendly.
        5  Some  of the criticisms with which  they had  to put  up were  very  unfair.
        6  He had many  friends with whom  he  had  a  regular correspondence.
        7  The woman to who he  is  engaged comes  from Poland.
        8  The forms which  I had to fill in were  very complicated.

  73.4   Rewrite  these  sentences  so  that  they are  more  appropriate for formal  written  English.  Use
        preposition  + which  or preposition  + whose,  as appropriate.  (B)
        1  Tom  Sims, whose car the weapons were found in, has been arrested.  Tom  Sims,  In  whose  car
          the  weapons  were  -found,  has  been  arrested.
        2  Tom Hain, whose  novel the TV series is  based on, will appear in the first episode.
        3  Dr Jackson  owns the  castle whose grounds the  main  road passes through.
        4  Tessa  Parsons  is now managing director of Simons, the company that she was  once  a
          secretary  in.
        5  Allowing the weapons to  be  sold is  an  action that the  Government should  be  ashamed  of.
        6  The  dragonfly  is  an  insect that we know very  little  of.














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