Adjective Clause with Preposition

Combine the sentences (formal)! I know the doctor. The nurse is working with her.

• I know the doctor with whom the nurse is working with.

• I know the doctor with whom the nurse is working.

• I know the doctor with who the nurse is working with.

• I know the doctor whom the nurse is working with her.

Combine the sentences (informal)! This is the computer. The repairman worked on it yesterday.

• This is the computer on which the repairman worked yesterday.

• This is the computer which the repairman worked on it yesterday.

• This is the computer which the repairman worked on yesterday.

• This is the computer on that the repairman worked yesterday.

Combine the sentences (formal)! The concert was good. We listened to it last night.

• The concert which we listened to last night was good.

• The concert which we listened to it last night was good.

• The concert to which we listened it last night was good.

• The concert to which we listened last night was good.

Combine the sentences (informal)! She is the woman. I gave a book to her.

• She is the woman to whom I gave a book.

• She is the woman to whom I gave a book to.

• She is the woman whom I gave a book to.

• She is the woman whom I gave a book to her.

Combine the sentences (formal)! She is the woman. I told you about her.

• She is the woman about whom I told you.

• She is the woman about whom I told you about.

• She is the woman whom I told you about.

• She is the woman whom I told you about her.

Combine the sentence (formal)! The man was very kind. I spoke to him on the phone.

• The man whom I spoke to him on the phone was very kind.

• The man whom I spoke to on the phone was very kind.

• The man to whom I spoke on the phone was very kind.

• The man to whom I spoke to him on the phone was very kind.

Combine the sentences (Informal)! I must thank the teachers. I got advice from them.

• I must thank the teachers from whom I got advice from them.

• I must thank the teachers whom I got advice from them.

• I must thank the teachers from whom I got advice.

• I must thank the teachers whom I got advice from.

The little girl is sitting over there. I was telling you about her. Combine the sentence (Informal)!

• The little girl whom I was telling you about is sitting over there.

• The little girl whom I was telling you about her is sitting over there.

• The little girl about whom I was telling you about is sitting over there.

• The little girl about whom I was telling you is sitting over there.

That is the building. I live in that building. Combine the sentences (formal)!

• That is the building which I live in.

• That is the building which I live in that building.

• That is the building in which I live in.

• That is the building in which I live.

The university is not accepting anymore students. Maria applied to this university in July. Combine the sentences (formal)!

• The university to which Maria applied in July is not accepting anymore students.

• The university which Maria applied to in July is not accepting anymore students.

• The university to that Maria applied in July is not accepting anymore students.

• The university that Maria applied to in July is not accepting anymore students.