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Relative clause (Johnny is the only ... I know in the meeting) Mon May 12, 2008 9:12 am  Relative clause (Johnny is the only ... I know in the meeting)
 

1. The name of the ____ Tom called uncle is Bobby Brown.
(A) man who (B) man whose (C) man which (D) man
2. Johnny is the only ____ I know in the meeting.
(A) person who (B) person that (C) person which (D) person whom
What are the answers to the above questions?
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relative clause Mon May 12, 2008 9:29 am  relative clause
 

1. The name of the ____ Tom called uncle is Bobby Brown.
(A) man who (B) man whose (C) man which (D) man

(A)
....
2. Jonny is the only ____ I know in the meeting.
(A) person who (B) person that (C) person which (D) person whom

(B)

...
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relative clause Fri May 16, 2008 2:25 am  relative clause
 

1. The name of the __ Tom called uncle is Bobby Brown.
(A) man who (B) man whose (C) man which (D) man

The given answer is D, but I think A is also correct.
..
2. Jonny is the only __ I know in the meeting.
(A) person who (B) person that (C) person which (D) person whom

The given answer is D, but I think A and B are also correct.

Am I right?
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Relative clause (Johnny is the only ... I know in the meeting) Fri May 16, 2008 11:33 am  Relative clause (Johnny is the only ... I know in the meeting)
 

in 1 they might require man whom?
Because I would agree with A and D for 1 and A and D for 2.
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Relative clause (Johnny is the only ... I know in the meeting) Fri May 16, 2008 13:38 pm  Relative clause (Johnny is the only ... I know in the meeting)
 

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I would expect the following to be the typically used forms of your sentences:

1. The name of the man Tom called uncle is Bobby Brown.

2. Johnny is the only person I know at the meeting.
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Relative clause (Johnny is the only ... I know in the meeting) Fri May 16, 2008 14:41 pm  Relative clause (Johnny is the only ... I know in the meeting)
 

Quote:
The name of the man Tom called uncle is Bobby Brown.

More naturally:

The man Tom called "Uncle" is Bobby Brown/The man Tom called Uncle is Bobby Brown.
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