1. Combine the sentences to make a complex sentence containing an adjective clause.
Read the sentences in each pair.
Change the second sentence into an adjective clause.
Write a combined sentence
Add commas where necessary P 164

2. Cultures in Conflict
Jamila Haddad ran away from home last week. Jamila [ who, person] is a high school student in Chicago.
- Jamila Hadad, who is a high school student in Chicago, ran from home last week.

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2. She ran away to avoid a marriage. The marriage [ which OR that – thing]was arranged by her parents - She ran away to avoid a marriage which (or that) was arranged by her parents.

4. Mr. and Mrs. Haddad, who are from Lebanon, are very traditional.
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3. Mr. and Mrs. Haddad are very traditional. Mr. and Mrs. Haddad are from Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs. Haddad, who are from Lebanon, are very traditional.
4. Jamila is the oldest daughter in the Haddad family. The Haddad family immigrated to this country seven years ago.
- Jamila is the oldest daughter in the Haddad family, who immigrated to this country seven years ago.

5. Her parents want her to marry a man, who is thirty – to years old.
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5. Her parents want her o marry a man. The man is thirty- two years old.
Her parents want her to marry a man, who is thirty – to years old.
6. The husband – to – be lives in Lebanon. Lebanon is a country in the Middle East.
- The husband – to –be lives in Lebanon , which is a country in the Middle East.

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7. He owns a business. the business is very successful. - He owns a business, which is very successful. 8. People say that he is very nice. People know him. - People say that he is very nice who know him.

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9. Jamila ran away from home rather than marry the man. She wants to go to college in her new country.
Jamila, who wants to go to college in her new country , ran away from home rather than marry the man.

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10. Mr. and Mrs. Haddad don’t understand why she ran away. Mr. and Mrs. Haddad thought they had arranged a good future for their daughter. - Mr. and Mrs. Haddad , who don’t understand why she ran away, thought they had arranged a good future for their daughter.