Combine the sentences using defining relative pronouns “who(m), that, which, or whose”.

The soccer player lives in this building. You interviewed him yesterday.

A. on

B. at

C. of

D. with

A. True

B. False

A. Paul wishes he has a game console.

B. Paul wishes he had a game console.

C. Paul wishes he would have a game console.

D. Paul wishes he have a game console.

A. Traditionally, whole families would their spend often lives together.

B. Traditionally, whole families would often spend their lives together.

C. Traditionally, would spend often whole families their lives together.

D. Traditionally, their lives would spend often whole families together.

A. I wish I has bunk beds in my bedroom.

B. I wish I have bunk beds in my bedroom.

C. I wish I had bunk beds in my bedroom.

D. I wish I was having bunk beds in my bedroom.

A. She wish there is windows on her living room.

B. She wishes there are windows on her living room.

C. She wishes there were windows in her living room.

D. She wished there were windows in her living room.