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1. We must find something with
which
whom
what
who
whose
to light the fire.
2. To
which
whom
what
who
whose
are you speaking ?
3.
which
whom
what
who
whose
were you talking to ?
4. I was very disappointed with the man on
which
whom
what
who
whose
honesty I had relied.
5. He demands that students should concentrate more on their work, in
which
whom
what
who
whose
he is right.
6. He wanted to find somebody to
which
whom
what
who
whose
he might talk.
7.
which
whom
what
who
whose
I expected has happened !
8. John is the pupil
which
whom
what
who
whose
work I showed you.
9.
which
whom
what
who
whose
is to be seen in that town ?
10. It is raining hard,
which
whom
what
who
whose
prevents me from going out.
11. Two witnesses were called,
which
whom
what
who
whose
testified that they saw a man running from the house on the night of the murder.
12. The country, to
which
whom
what
who
whose
they returned after ten years, had completely changed.
13. She phoned her neighbours,
which
whom
what
who
whose
she knew very well, to ask them a favour.
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