Learner writes a relative clause with a single subject, and stops repeating the noun as a pronoun inside the clause.
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Five parts, one clause, no spare pronoun.
Build this sentence from the parts. Every part is used exactly once.
Six clauses. One of them correctly contains two pronouns.
Which is correct?
Subjects, objects, and why the fix feels unfinished.
The man who came late apologised.
Who is doing the coming. There is no room for he.
The pronoun replaced the noun. It did not introduce it.
One rope, and what happens with two pullers.
One rope. It will only take one puller.
Ten sentences. Two are correct as written.
The man who he came late apologised. →
The report which I read it yesterday was wrong. →
The city where I live there is crowded. →
The student whose his father is a doctor won. →
The house that we bought it last year is small. →
The people who they protested were arrested. →
The man who told me he was leaving has gone. →
The film that I saw it on Tuesday was long. →
The report which he said was wrong has been withdrawn. →
The woman who she called yesterday left a message. →
One person, one thing, one subject each.
Topic: a decision someone made, and an object that broke.
Write two sentences, each with a relative clause.
Before you submit, count the subjects inside each clause. The answer should be one.
One per line.
Count them before you submit.
Name the word doing the verb inside your clause.