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The words behind and until are used to fil in the blanks in sentence 1.
What parts of speech are they?
Behind is a preposition and until is a conjunction.
In sentence 2 the word the and my are used.
The is an article and my is a Possessive Adjective.
A sentence is made up of many parts of speech. The sense of the sentence will not complete if
some of its words are missing.
e.g. I went to _____ airport to meet _____ brother ______ returned from London last night.
I went to the airport to meet my brother who returned from London last night.
1. This is ______ nurse _______ looked after _______ when he was ill.
2. He gave ________ a surprised look when I told _______ the news.
3. _______ brother, _______ likes to play badminton, has been chosen for the school team.
4. He was dressed in _______ blue uniform _______ had silver buttons.
5. His neighbours have complained to _______ about the noise ______dog makes at night.
6. They received _______ letter and _______ parcel _______ him.
7. That is ________ policeman _______ caught _______ snatch thief yesterday.
8. She met ________ cousin ________ the party last night.
9. He poured ________ cup _______ coffee _______ himself and drank it _______ a
second.
10. I accidentally upset _______ contents of ________ handbag ________ to ______floor.
11. He brought _________friend home for dinner when he returned _____ the show.
12. There aren’t any houses in _______ area but only ______ hut up on ________hill.
13. She bought _______ dozen plastic plates and bowls _______ ______ Trade Fair last
night.
14. I checked _______ total again to see if she had made ______mistakes in ______the
calculation.
15. We saw ________ accident on _______ way to school _______ morning.
16. I caught hold of _______ dog and fastened _______ collar round _______ neck.
17. _______uncle of _______ came to visit us yesterday with one of _______ friends.
18. There was ________ account of _______ robbery last night in ________ newspaper this
morning.
GRAMMAR PRACTICE JOINING SENTENCES
We use the Relative Pronouns who, whose, whom, which and that to join sentences.
Example1:
Joining Sentence: This is the place where the dog buried the bone.
We can also use Relative Adverbs like when and where to join sentences.
Example 2:
Join the following sentences using conjunctions, Relative Pronouns or Relative Adverbs, or
by leaving out some of the words.