Real Grammar: Who or Whom?

 COMBINE THE SENTENCES USING A RELATIVE PRONOUN

1.- The pub is opposite the Town Hall. I first met them last month there.

2.- He was sitting on a chair. It was uncomfortable.

3.- He smokes cigarettes. They are very strong.

4.- Let me see the pictures. You took them at Peter's wedding.

5.- Some people only think about money. I don't like them.

6.- Do you know that lady? I repaired her car.

7.- That girl is Swedish. Tom is in love with her.

8.- John has bought a house. There are ghosts in that house.

9.- Some people drive drunk. I never travel with them.

10.- A man stole £10,000 from a bank. The police have caught him.

11.- I bought bananas this morning. I have lost them.

12.- Could you iron those trousers? They're hanging up behind the door.

13.- He worked with some people. They thought he was stupid.

14. When I looked through the window I saw a girl. Her beauty took my breath away.

15.- These are the books. I use them in the class.

16.- That's the name. I couldn't remember it yesterday.