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Relative Pronouns

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To solve this problem, we need to join pairs of sentences into a single sentence using the appropriate relative pronouns: WHO, WHOM, WHEN, WHERE, WHOSE, WHICH, or THAT. Let's go through each sentence step by step.

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1. Steven Spielberg is the movie director ______ produced Jurassic Park in 1994.


- The relative pronoun should refer to "the movie director" and describe an action (produced). Use WHO.
- Answer: WHO

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2. They are planning to get married in a beach ______ everybody falls in love.


- The relative pronoun should refer to "a beach" and describe a location. Use WHERE.
- Answer: WHERE

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3. I believed ______ the man ______ car is blocking our garage is Tom.


- The first blank refers to "the man," so use WHO.
- The second blank refers to "car," which belongs to "the man," so use WHOSE.
- Answer: WHO, WHOSE

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4. I can’t understand ______ I failed my Literature exam! I studied so hard.


- The relative pronoun should refer to a reason. Use WHY.
- Answer: WHY

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5. My mom can’t stand it ______ none of us helped her in the kitchen.


- The relative pronoun should refer to a situation or fact. Use THAT.
- Answer: THAT

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6. Most of the students finished the exam ______ started at 6 o’clock.


- The relative pronoun should refer to "the exam" and describe when it started. Use WHEN.
- Answer: WHEN

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7. I know a doctor ______ hospital is located downtown. Let’s go!


- The relative pronoun should refer to "doctor" and describe something belonging to them ("hospital"). Use WHOSE.
- Answer: WHOSE

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8. I can’t believe ______ we are traveling ______ we first met.


- The first blank refers to a fact or situation. Use THAT.
- The second blank refers to a location. Use WHERE.
- Answer: THAT, WHERE

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9. Most of the workers are using equipment ______ is very old.


- The relative pronoun should refer to "equipment" and describe its condition. Use WHICH.
- Answer: WHICH

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10. Brad is talking to the engineer ______ he met in the factory.


- The relative pronoun should refer to "the engineer" and describe who Brad met. Use WHO.
- Answer: WHO

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11. I found a wallet ______ owner’s name is written in the label.


- The relative pronoun should refer to "wallet" and describe something belonging to it ("owner’s name"). Use WHOSE.
- Answer: WHOSE

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12. Don’t eat the food ______ Sam prepared! It’s getting rotten.


- The relative pronoun should refer to "food" and describe who prepared it. Use THAT or WHICH (both are correct here).
- Answer: THAT/WHICH

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13. You shouldn’t hang out with people ______ are into drugs.


- The relative pronoun should refer to "people" and describe their behavior. Use WHO.
- Answer: WHO

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14. Try telling me all the subject ______ you failed in school.


- The relative pronoun should refer to "subject" and describe which ones were failed. Use THAT.
- Answer: THAT

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15. Is this the neighborhood ______ you grew up as a kid?


- The relative pronoun should refer to "neighborhood" and describe where you grew up. Use WHERE.
- Answer: WHERE

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16. Can you stop saying the word ______ I hate?


- The relative pronoun should refer to "word" and describe which one is hated. Use THAT.
- Answer: THAT

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Final Answers:


1. WHO
2. WHERE
3. WHO, WHOSE
4. WHY
5. THAT
6. WHEN
7. WHOSE
8. THAT, WHERE
9. WHICH
10. WHO
11. WHOSE
12. THAT/WHICH
13. WHO
14. THAT
15. WHERE
16. THAT

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Boxed Final Answer:


\[
\boxed{
\text{WHO, WHERE, WHO, WHOSE, WHY, THAT, WHEN, WHOSE, THAT, WHERE, WHICH, WHO, THAT, WHERE, THAT}
}
\]
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