Relative Clauses 11

The shop assistant sold ten T-shirts, two of them were navy-blue.

The shop assistant sold ten T-shirts, two of which were navy-blue.

The shop assistant sold ten T-shirts, two of whom were navy-blue.

The shop assistant sold ten T-shirts, two of whose were navy-blue.

The police arrested the hooligans, most of whose had been causing problems for a long time.

The police arrested the hooligans, most of which had been causing problems for a long time.

The police arrested the hooligans, most of whom had been causing problems for a long time.

The police arrested the hooligans, most of them had been causing problems for a long time.

We met two tourists from Spain, neither of them spoke English.

We met two tourists from Spain, neither of which spoke English.

We met two tourists from Spain, neither of whom spoke English.

We met two tourists from Spain, neither of whose spoke English.

He has three cars, all of whom are second-hand.

He has three cars, all of whose are second-hand.

He has three cars, all of them are second-hand.

He has three cars, all of which are second-hand.

We saw some cyclists, a few of whom were wearing helmets.

We saw some cyclists, a few of them were wearing helmets.

We saw some cyclists, a few of whose were wearing helmets.

We saw some cyclists, a few of which were wearing helmets.

There were a lot of books on the table, several of whose were in German.

There were a lot of books on the table, several of whom were in German.

There were a lot of books on the table, several of which were in German.

There were a lot of books on the table, several of them were in German.

He sent a lot of postcards, three of whose were to his friends in South America.

He sent a lot of postcards, three of them were to his friends in South America.

He sent a lot of postcards, three of whom were to his friends in South America.

He sent a lot of postcards, three of which were to his friends in South America.

He gave me two pieces of advice, both of whom were very useful.

He gave me two pieces of advice, both of whose were very useful.

He gave me two pieces of advice, both of which were very useful.

He gave me two pieces of advice, both of them were very useful.

She cooked a lot of food, some of whose was gluten-free.

She cooked a lot of food, some of whom was gluten-free.

She cooked a lot of food, some of which was gluten-free.

She cooked a lot of food, some of it was gluten-free.

Mary bought some meat, a little of which was frozen.

Mary bought some meat, a little of whose was frozen.

Mary bought some meat, a little of whom was frozen.

Mary bought some meat, a little of it was frozen.

Relative Clauses 11

1. The shop assistant sold ten T-shirts. Two of them were navy-blue.

2. The police arrested the hooligans. Most of them had been causing problems for a long time.

3. We met two tourists from Spain. Neither of them spoke English.

4. He has three cars. All of them are second-hand.

5. We saw some cyclists. A few of them were wearing helmets.

6. There were a lot of books on the table. Several of them were in German.

7. He sent a lot of postcards. Three of them were to his friends in South America.

8. He gave me two pieces of advice. Both of them were very useful.

9. She cooked a lot of food. Some of it was gluten-free.

10. Mary bought some meat. A little of it was frozen.