REPEATED SUBJECTS, OBJECTS, ADVERBS

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and Avoid repeating a subject, an object, $3.a_0{a}_2$ diverb in an adjective clause.

Whe tive clauses begin with relative pronouns $($who$,$ whom, What which that$)$ or relative adverbs $($when$,$ where$).$ Relative nemolns an and her word in the clause cannot serve thes an later in the clause.

ADJ CLAUSE

The cat ran under the car that was parked on the street.

The cat ran under the car that it was parked on the street.

The relative pronoun that is the subject of the adjective clause, so the pronoun it cannot be added as a subject.

Sometimes the relative pronoun is understood but not present in the sentence. In such cases, do not add another word with the same function as the omitted pronoun.

Myrna enjoyed the seminars she attended them last week.

The relative pronoun that is understood after seminars even though it is not present in the sentence.

EXERCISE $30-1$ In the following sentences, add needed subjects or expletives and delete any repeated subjects, objects, or adverbs. Answers appear in the back of the book.

The new geology professor is the one whom we saw him on TV this morning.

a$.$ Are some cartons of ice cream in the freezer.

b$.$ Idon't use the subway because am afraid.

c$.$ The prime minister she is the most popular leader in my country.

d$.$ We tried to get in touch with the same manager whom we spoke to him earlier.

e$.$ Recently have been a number of earthquakes in Turkey.