Combine of these two sentences to be good combination by using ‘who’,

‘whom’, ‘which’, or ‘whose’

1. a. Desy is my sister
b. She works as a nurse
2. a. Mr. Fathur is repairing a car
b. I met him
3. a. Satrio is my classmate
b. his bag is on the table
4. a. the book is mine
b. I bought it yesterday
5. a. Fitri makes a cup of tea
b. she is in the kitchen

1. The little girl … is running down the hill is my neighbor’s daughter.

a. Whom b. who c.which
2. The man . . .  is sitting over there is my father.
A.Who   B.Whose   C.When   
3. The book . . .  you bought yesterday is very interesting.
A.Who   B.Which   C.Whose  
4. Mr. Kurniawan  . . . son is my friend is presenting a paper in a seminar.
A.Who   B.What   C.Whose
5. Andrea was a married woman  . . . lived in Brockbourne.
A.That   B.Where   C.Who   
6. Kurniawan opened the door for the lady, . . .  was very fat.
A.That   B.Whom   C.Who
7. Mario was afraid of the old lady, . . .  voice sounded strange.
A.Whose   B.That   C.Whom   
8. The man ………………… lives across the school is my uncle.
a. Who b. whom c. whose
9. The girl ………………….. umbrella is on the rain is my little sister.
a. Who b. whom c. whose
10. The student ………………………….. I met is Mariam
a. Who b. whom c. whose