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    For each question below, join the two clauses to form a complete sentence, using who, where, when, together with the infinitives. The sentence should consist of a clause and a phrase. Leave out or change some words where necessary.  
       
   

Example : She wants to know. Where do they buy the dress ?

She wants to know where to buy the dress.

 
       
1.   You tell him. How do you use this calculator ?  
2.   You show him. Where shall I get the tickets ?  
3.   Where shall we go ? She knows.  
4.   How do I fix the blades into the mower ? He wants to know.  
5.   Where shall we start ? The boys want to know.  
6.   Where do I meet you ? She wants to know.  
7.   Where can I find a telephone booth ? You tell me.  
8.   How do we use the jack ? You show us.  
9.   When does she catch the train ? You tell her.  
10.   Where can she find the pharmacy ? she wants to know.  
       

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    Answers  
       
1.   Tell him how to use this calculator.  
2.   Show him where to get the tickets.  
3.   She knows when to go.  
4.   He wants to know how to fix the blades into the mower.  
5.   The boys want to know when to start.  
6.   She wants to know where to meet me.  
7.   Tell me where to find a telephone booth.  
8.   Show us how to use the jack.  
9.   You tell her when to catch the train.  
10.   She wants to know where to find the pharmacy.  
 
     
 
 

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