English, 31.01.2021 09:20 cschellfamily

Combine the sentences. Use who, which, whose, where or when. 1) My friend Isabel wants to do media studies. (Her father is a TV presenter.)
2) The new club plays great music. (Jamie works there.)
3) The new band is very good. (It was formed last year.)

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