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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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A) I went to the dentist's. He is a friend of mine. I met him at university. ---- THE DENTIST WHO I MET AT UNIVERSITY IS A FRIEND OF MINE. B) A song won the competition. It was written by a school boy. He was thirteen years old. ---- THE SONG WAS WRITTEN BY A SCHOOL BOY WHO WAS THIRTEEN YEARS OLD. C) I helped someone with his homework. His name is Alec and he is a classmate of mine. ---- I HELPED SOMEONE WHOSE NAME IS ALEC IS A CLASSMATE OF MINE. D) Elaine's house is going to be pulled down. She is looking for a new flat. ---- ELANIE WHO IS LOOKING FOR A NEW FLAT IS GOING TO BE PULLED DOWN.
  

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Anonymous A) I went to the dentist's. He is a friend of mine. I met him at university.

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  • Anonymous A) I went to the dentist's.
  • He is a friend of mine.
  • I met him at university.
  • ---- THE DENTIST WHO I MET AT UNIVERSITY IS A FRIEND OF MINE.
  • OK, but "who" can be omitted.
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AnonymousA) I went to the dentist's. He is a friend of mine. I met him at university. ---- THE DENTIST WHO I MET AT UNIVERSITY IS A FRIEND OF MINE.
OK, but "who" can be omitted.
AnonymousB) A song won the competition. It was written by a school boy. He was thirteen years old. ---- THE SONG WAS WRITTEN BY A SCHOOL BOY WHO WAS THIRTEEN YE
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