Hello. I'm a little bit puzzled with some relatives pronouns, when they don't go and when the preposition is used at the end, so I made myself some transformations that I'd like you to check, I don't know if they are correct:
Those are the girls I told you about. Those are the girls about whom I told you.
He's is a difficult man to live with. He's a dificult man with whom to live.
The children in the family I was staying with treated me well. The children in the family with whom I was staying treated me well
There isn't enough snow to ski on. There isn't enough snow on which to ski.
A chair is something you sit on. A chair is something on which you sit on.
I forgot the date you arrived on. I forgot the date on which you arrive.
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You made a typing error in each of the fifth and sixth sets, but otherwise the grammar is fine, and the second member of each set is very formal.
— Mister Micawber
You made a typing error in each of the fifth and sixth sets, but otherwise the grammar is fine, and the second member of each set is very formal.
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well you have some mistakes: in nunber one the answere is : those are the girls I told you about. second: He is a difficult man to life with third: the children in the family who I was with treated me well. number four: there isnt enough snow where I can Ski. # 5 : a chair is something where you can sit or a chair is somethig in which you can sit (in this one Im not sure).