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1.who 2.who 3.who 4.that or which 5.that I met 6.which 7.that 8.who 9.which 10.that The vacation is over. I went to school today. My friends recognize me. I'm happy. But, soon, I can't see my teacher.Because, I'll be a 6th grade.

Hello Tom! Happy second day of the week! You did a good job with your homework again. Great! It\'s good to hear that your friends recognized you. It\'s sad that you won\'t be able to see your teacher but you should be happy. It is because you will be in sixth grade. Yipee! Wow! It means that you achieved another year in studying. Keep it up! Teacher Nina is proud of you! Let us talk more about this in class.See you!Teacher Nina   Relative Pronouns :> who - subject or object pronoun for people Example: They caught the lady who killed her baby.   > which - subject or object pronoun Example: I read the book which is on the table.I visited the town which you told me about.   > which - referring to a whole sentence Example: They were unsuccessful which is disappointing.   > whom - used for object pronoun for people. Example: The boy whom you told me about got the best grades in mathematics.   > that - subject or object pronoun for people, animals and things. Example: I like the vase that is over there.   Relative adverbs: > where - referring to a place Example: The restaurant where I usually have dinner is nice.   > when - referring to a time Example: There are times when I feel so lonely.   > why - referring to a reason Example: This is why she refused the offer.   1.who >> CORRECT! 2.who >> CORRECT! 3.who >> WHOSE 4.that or which >> CORRECT!   >> OR: WHO5.that I met >> CORRECT! >> OR: I MET6.which >> WHOSE7.that >> CORRECT! >> OR:  WHICH 8.who >> CORRECT! 9.which >> THAT10.that >> WHOSEThe vacation is over. >> CORRECT! >> OR: Vacation is over. I went to school today. >> CORRECT! My friends recognize me. >> My friends recognized me. I\'m happy. >> CORRECT! But, soon, I can\'t see my teacher. >> Did you mean: But, I won\'t be able to see my teacher soon. Because, I\'ll be a 6th grade. >> It is because I will be in sixth grade. >> OR: It is becasue I will be already a sixth grade student.