Use who to join each pair of sentences.
Click each one to get its answer.
1. That's the teacher who used to live next door.
2. I'm going to call Mr Green who works in the computer business.
3. I met John who is a former office colleague as well as a close friend.
4. The people who live across the road are really friendly.
5. He is one of those neighborhood kids who love to bike to and gather at the park.
6. What about the others who too need help?
7. Is he the one who made all the decisions around here?
8. Tommy who witnessed the accident told the police all about it.
9. Do you recognize the two men who robbed you?
10. My sister who broke my antique vase is now hiding somewhere.
11. The drunken man who punched me repeatedly was arrested by the police.
12. The man who stepped on my toes apologized to me.
13. She was the hostess who did most of the talking.
14. The fishermen who caught a shark were hailed as heroes.
15. The hunter who saw a cheetah and thought it was a leopard was short-sighted. / The hunter who was short-sighted saw a cheetah and thought it was a leopard.
16.Mr Tate was an unusual man who had tattoos of snakes all over his face. / Mr Tate who had tattoos of snakes all over his face was an unusual man.
17. That was my uncle who spent the day on the beach eating sandwiches and building sandcastles.
18. The engineer who worked in the jungle said he saw a one-eyed monster.
19. Princess Eve who likes funny men wants to marry a clown.
20.This is Nick who I told you about is coming along. (Whom may also be used: This is Nick whom I told you about is coming along.)