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We can combine two clauses using relative pronouns. Relative pronouns are words like who, whom, which, that, whose, what and where. Clauses introduced by relative pronouns are called relative clauses or adjective clauses.

Answers

1. I know a man whose son works in the US.

2. She has launched a new school where they give free education to poor children.

3. My brother who lives in Spain is an artist. / My brother who is an artist lives in Spain.

4. Where is the girl who sells flowers?

5. This is Selena who works in a super market.

6. I met a boy who was carrying a puppy in his hands.

7. I have a cousin who serves in the army.

8. Have you got the keys that / which open the front door?

9. She went to work with my brother whom she later married.

10. Janaki whose father is a rich businessman is very kind and humble.