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高一定语从句易错题及答案 High School English Exercise on Common Errors in Adjective Clauses 1. He is no longer the man he was. 2. I will hire the man who they say is a good English speaker. 3. I walked up to the top of the hill with my friends, where we enjoyed a splendid view of the lake. 4. I dont like the way you speak to her. 5. It seems to me that no reason that you gave for your mistake is reasonable. 6. She will never forget the day on which he spent with his students. 7. The number of people who own cars is increasing. 8. Is this the museum that they visited last month? 9. The village where we spent our holiday last week is in the south of the province. Exercise on Common Errors in Adjective Clauses for High School English Students 1. Hes not the man he used to be. 2. Im going to hire the man who is said to be a good English speaker. 3. I walked up to the top of the hill with my friends, where we had a wonderful view of the lake. 4. I dont like the way you talk to her. 5. None of the reasons you gave for your mistake seem reasonable to me. 6. Shell never forget the day when she spent time with her students. 7. The number of people who own cars is increasing. 8. Is this the museum they visited last month? 9. The village where we spent our holiday last week is in the south of the province. 32. C. All that is the correct phrase to use when referring to something that was said. Rewritten: Last week, he told me everything that he wanted to share. 33. C. That is the correct pronoun to use when referring to a person or thing in a defining relative clause. Rewritten: In the police station, I saw the man from whose room the thief had stolen the TV set. 34. C. Whose is the correct possessive pronoun to use when referring to a person. Rewritten: Madame Curie, whose life had once been very hard, later achieved great success. 35. B. When is the correct relative adverb to use when referring to a specific time. Rewritten: James arrived in London in 1896, when he later became a writer