adjetives clauses

E 1:

1.-The man was sick. He looked very pale.

·         the man was sick who he looked very pale

2. He was sitting in the emergency room. It was very crowded.

·         He was sitting in the emergency room, which was very crowded.

3. A nurse was nearby. He called to her.

·         A nurse whom he called to was nearby.

4. The nurse called a doctor. He came quickly.

·         The nurse called a doctor who came quickly

5. The doctor asked him to lie down. She looked very worried.

·         The doctor, who looked very worried, asked him to lie down

6. She gave the man an injection. It made him go to sleep.

·         She gave the man an injection which made him go to sleep.

E 2:

1 The cougar is a member of the cat family that grows to around 8 feet in length.

2 The cougar lives in deserts, forests, plains and mountains, but according to scientists who have studied the animal, it is becoming endangered in some areas.

3 The cougar has powerful legs, which it uses to climb and to jump into trees.
4 Cougars sometimes prey on sheep and goats, so they may be killed by the farmers whose animals they attack.

5 However, cougars very rarely attack humans, of whom they are usually afraid.

E 3:

1.      The Olympic snowboarding event was exciting. Many people watched it on TV.

·         The Olympic snowboarding event that many people watched on TV was exciting.

2.      It was the first time snowboarding had been included in the Olympics. Snowboarding is a new sport.

·         It was the first time snowboarding, which is a new sport, had been included in the Olympics.

3.      The competition was very exciting. A Canadian won it.

·         The competition, which a Canadian won, was very exciting.

4.      The winner, Ross Rebagliati, lives in Whistler, BC. Many young snowboarders admire him.

·         The winner, Ross Rebagliati, who many young snowboarders admire, lives in Whistler, B.C