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Relative Clausejoin the Sentence Given Below Using Who, Whom, Whose, Which As Suggested. This Man Cheated Me. I Trusted Him. (Whom) - English - Language and Literature

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Relative Clause

Join the sentence given below using whowhomwhosewhich as suggested.

 This man cheated me. I trusted him. (whom)

Solution

This man, whom I trusted, cheated me.

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Chapter 1.1: A Letter to God - Exercise 5 [Page 9]

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NCERT English - First Flight Class 10
Chapter 1.1 A Letter to God
Exercise 5 | Q 3.5 | Page 9

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