Answer:
1. They have children who like going to the sea.
2. The building that was demolished was where you went to school.
3. A woman wearing a red dress opened the door.
4. Most of the students who took the exam passed.
5. A policeman who wasn't very friendly stopped our car.
6. That was the swimming pool I used to go swimming.
7. That is the man whose wife is famous.
8. What's the name of the restaurant you had dinner at?
9. How big was the town you lived in?
10. I have a friend who is very good in repairing cars.
Explanation:
In order to join two complete sentences, coordinating conjunctions, infinitives, apposition noun or phrase or even a participle. Sentence synthesis allows a simpler, yet still retaining the same meaning of the original sentences. In some cases, prepositional phrases are also used to join sentences.
1. They have children. The children like going to the sea.
<u>They have children who like going to the sea.</u>
2. You went to school there. The building was demolished
.
<u>The building that was demolished was where you went to school.</u>
3. A woman opened the door. She was wearing a red dress.
<u>A woman wearing a red dress opened the door.</u>
4. Some students took the exam. Most of them passed.
<u>Most of the students who took the exam passed.</u>
5. A policeman stopped our car. He wasn't very friendly.
<u>A policeman who wasn't very friendly stopped our car.</u>
6. That was the swimming-pool. I used to go swimming there.
<u>That was the swimming pool I used to go swimming.</u>
7. That is the man. His wife is famous.
<u>That is the man whose wife is famous.</u>
8. What's the name of that restaurant? You had dinner there.
<u>What's the name of the restaurant you had dinner at?</u>
9. How big was the town? You lived there.
<u>How big was the town you lived in?</u>
10. I have a friend. He is very good at repairing cars.
<u>I have a friend who is very good in repairing cars.</u>
