II. Join each pair of sentences, using a relative pronoun/adverb and comma(s) if necessary. 1.My youngest sister has just got married. You met her at my house last week2.The matter has been settled. You were arguing about it last night.3.Last week I returned to my village. I was born forty years ago.4.Mr. Nam’s house is near mine. He is an experienced doctor.5.Do you remember the day? We first met on that day.6.The policeman received a reward. He caught the criminal.7.How is your son? He had an...
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II. Join each pair of sentences, using a relative pronoun/adverb and comma(s) if necessary.
1.My youngest sister has just got married. You met her at my house last week
2.The matter has been settled. You were arguing about it last night.
3.Last week I returned to my village. I was born forty years ago.
4.Mr. Nam’s house is near mine. He is an experienced doctor.
5.Do you remember the day? We first met on that day.
6.The policeman received a reward. He caught the criminal.
7.How is your son? He had an operation last night.
8.Her latest novel is really good. I read it on holiday.
9.The Games International Company has just gone bankrupt. We have done business with them for many years.
10.The records are mostly classical. He owns them.