2. Complete the sentences with who, which, that, or whose. You may use more than one relative pronoun In some sentences.
1. That Is the teacher has received an award for excellent teaching.
2. We were Invited to attend a talk show is popular with teenagers.
3. Their school offers both face-to-face and onllne classes, is the best in the city.
4. The students names ore on the list will join the field trip.
5. Hove you finished the project was given by our art teacher?
6. My cousin John lives in Da Nang, is coming to visit me this weekend.

Question

2. Complete the sentences with who, which, that, or whose. You may use more than one relative pronoun In some sentences.
1. That Is the teacher  has received an award for excellent teaching.
2. We were Invited to attend a talk show is popular with teenagers.
3. Their school  offers both face-to-face and onllne classes, is the best in the city.
4. The students  names ore on the list will join the field trip.
5. Hove you finished the project  was given by our art teacher?
6. My cousin John  lives in Da Nang, is coming to visit me this weekend.

Accepted Answer

1. That is the teacher who has received an award for excellent teaching.
2. We were invited to attend a talk show that is popular with teenagers.
3. Their school, which is the best in the city, offers both face-to-face and online classes.
4. The students whose names are on the list will join the field trip.
5. Have you finished the project that was given by our art teacher?
6. My cousin John, who lives in Da Nang, is coming to visit me this weekend.

2. Complete the sentences with who, which, that, or whose. You may use more than one relative pronoun In some sentences. 1. That Is the teacher has received an award for excellent teaching. 2. We were...