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Join two sentences together using "which" or "who" as in the example.
Example: We like to walk in the park. The park is full of old pine trees.— We like to walk in the park which is full of old pine trees.
- I spend my summer holidays in a small village. It is situated next to a big lake.
- Here's the magazine. It's very popular among my classmates.
- I often meet this strange old man. He lives next to our house.
- I know the pharmacy. It has the necessary medicine.
- Here are the books. They are from the library.
- I know the girl. She works at the post office.
Решение
Второе предложение превращаем в придаточное: местоимение (It, He, They, She) заменяем на who или which и присоединяем к первому предложению.
- Village — вещь (место), значит which: It → which.
- Magazine — предмет, значит which: It → which.
- Old man — человек, значит who: He → who.
- Pharmacy — предмет (место), значит which: It → which.
- Books — предметы, значит which: They → which.
- Girl — человек, значит who: She → who.
💡 Почему так
Who заменяет людей, which — предметы, животных и места. Слово who или which стоит сразу после существительного, к которому относится, и заменяет местоимение второго предложения.
Ответ
- I spend my summer holidays in a small village which is situated next to a big lake.
- Here's the magazine which is very popular among my classmates.
- I often meet this strange old man who lives next to our house.
- I know the pharmacy which has the necessary medicine.
- Here are the books which are from the library.
- I know the girl who works at the post office.
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