4. I didn't know exactly I was working with on the project. 5. Enter the address of the person to you want to forward the message. 6. The children, are shouting in the street, are not from our school. 7. The neighborhood we visited yesterday is a somewhat dangerous area 8. Amanda introduces me to this restaurant food and service are excellent 9. Batu Caves have a rich history has made it one of the tourist hotspots Malaysia. 10. The incident was caught on camera by a tourist was filming at the time 11. Brussels. I've visited several times recently, is a good place to spend weekend. 12. 7-Eleven is a convenience store chains __ tores can be found all ove Bangkok. VII. Match a clause in A with a clause In B to make a complete sentence.

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4. I didn't know exactly I was working with on the project. 5. Enter the address of the person to you want to forward the message. 6. The children, are shouting in the street, are not from our school. 7. The neighborhood we visited yesterday is a somewhat dangerous area 8. Amanda introduces me to this restaurant food and service are excellent 9. Batu Caves have a rich history has made it one of the tourist hotspots Malaysia. 10. The incident was caught on camera by a tourist was filming at the time 11. Brussels. I've visited several times recently, is a good place to spend weekend. 12. 7-Eleven is a convenience store chains __ tores can be found all ove Bangkok. VII. Match a clause in A with a clause In B to make a complete sentence.

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Let's complete these sentences by matching the clauses! Here's how we can do it:**Understanding the Structure**These sentences are all examples of relative clauses. A relative clause adds extra information about a noun in the main sentence. It's introduced by a relative pronoun (like *who*, *which*, *that*, *whose*, *where*, *when*, *why*).**Matching the Clauses**Here's the completed sentences with the clauses matched:1. **I didn't know exactly *who* I was working with on the project.** (*who* refers to the person)2. **Enter the address of the person *to whom* you want to forward the message.** (*to whom* refers to the person)3. **The children, *who* are shouting in the street, are not from our school.** (*who* refers to the children)4. **The neighborhood *that* we visited yesterday is a somewhat dangerous area.** (*that* refers to the neighborhood)5. **Amanda introduces me to this restaurant *where* the food and service are excellent.** (*where* refers to the restaurant)6. **Batu Caves have a rich history *which* has made it one of the tourist hotspots in Malaysia.** (*which* refers to the rich history)7. **The incident was caught on camera by a tourist *who* was filming at the time.** (*who* refers to the tourist)8. **Brussels, *which* I've visited several times recently, is a good place to spend a weekend.** (*which* refers to Brussels)9. **7-Eleven is a convenience store chain *whose* stores can be found all over Bangkok.** (*whose* refers to the convenience store chain)**Key Points*** **Relative Pronoun Choice:** The choice of relative pronoun depends on the role of the clause in the sentence.* **Commas:** Commas are often used to separate a relative clause from the main clause if it's non-essential (meaning the sentence would still make sense without it).Let me know if you'd like to practice with more examples!

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