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6 Medical Scıences

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Grammar A. Combine the following sentences using a
relative pronoun and a preposition.
Prepositions and pronouns in relative clauses
1. James has a lovely house. The back of the
house looks out onto the sea.
Noun + of which/of whom can be used to give
more information about something just mentioned. .

2. The factory closure was a terrible event. The
The declaration of independence, the anniversary effects of the event are still evident today.
of which is celebrated throughout the USA on July
th
4 , was signed in 1776. .
3. The school has a lot of Chinese students. The
Alice, the husband of whom I worked with at the majority of them board at the school.
bank, will be joining the committee. .

4. Employees must wear a suit. The colour of the
When using noun + of which/of whom, any other
prepositions must go after the verb. suit must be dark blue, grey or black.
She married Tom, the brother of whom I used to go .
to school with. 5. My doctor is Eric Young. I used to play with his
NOT sister.
She married Tom, the brother with whom I used to
.
go to school.
6. Police found the body of Tony Wells. His

We can use of which/of whom after all, both each, relatives have been informed.
many, most, neither, none, part, some, numbers and .
superlatives.

Some children, all of whom attend the local
primary school, will be singing at the concert.

Jane will be able to translate the text into French
and Spanish, both of which she speaks fluently.

Correct the mistakes.
1. The closing date for the competition, the
results which will be announced on Friday,
will take place on Monday.
2. The class has a lot of foreign students, many
of which don’t speak English.
3. I met Bob, the ex-wife of with whom I used
to live.

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