My sister has four sons. She lives in Japan.
A. My sister has four sons who lives in Japan.
B. My sister has four sons which lives in Japan.
C. My sister has four sons whom lives in Japan.
D. My sister who lives in Japan has four sons.
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(Change to elliptical structure)
A. Both she and he broke my doll yesterday
B. Both she broke and he broke my doll yesterday
C. Both he and she broke my doll yesterday
D. Both she and he broken my doll yesterday
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A. When I arrive, they leave.
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A. official
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