1. A. I like guys.
B. They aren't too serious.
----> I like guys who/that aren't too serious.
2. A. I like guys.
B. They have a good sense of humor.
----> I like guys who/that have a good sense of humor
3. A. Susan is a nice girl
B. She can accept other people's differences
-----> Susan is a nice girl who/that can accept other people's differences.
4. A. Mr. Sam is a rich man
B. He doesn't like giving things to other people.
------> Mr. Sam is a rich man who/that doesn't like giving things to other people.
Relative Pronoun as Objects
1. A. I'd prefer someone
B. I can talk to him easily
------> I'd prefer someone (who/that) I can talk to easily.
2. A. I'd prefer someone.
B. I have fun with him.
------> I'd prefer someone (who/that) I have fun with.
3. A. I like to be with people
B. I can share problems with them
------> I like to be with people (who/that) I can share problems with.
Note:
- Who is used to replace people and That is used to replace people and thing
Exercise:
Match the information in columns A and B. Then Rewrite each pair to form one sentence. Use relative pronoun if necessary.
A B
1. I don't want to have a partner .......... a. These people are organized and intelligent
2. I'd like to meet people ............ b. This person has good leadership qualities
3. I'd prefer a roommate ............. c. These people have a good sense of jokes.
4. I don't like to be with people .............. d. I have nothing in common with this person.
5. I want to discuss my problem with
friends .......... e. These people are warm and sensitive.
6. I'd rather have a boss ............. f. I don't feel comfortable around these people
7. I'd prefer to have teachers ........... g. This person is quiet and considerable.
Example:
- I don't want to have a partner who I have nothing in common with.
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