Use which, where, who, whose, when to join the sentences. (10 points)

1)Mike loves Halloween. He is eight.

2)Christmas is a great holiday. Everybody believes in magic.

3)Carnival is a popular festival. It is celebrated in many countries.

4)Sarah’s favourite food is cake. She likes birthday parties.

5)Maslenitsa is held in Moscow every year. Moscow is a huge city.

1) Mike, who is eight, loves Halloween. (Explanation: We use "who" to join two sentences when we want to give additional information about a person.)

2) Christmas, when everybody believes in magic, is a great holiday. (Explanation: We use "when" to join two sentences when we want to show a correlation between the time and the event.)

3) Carnival, which is celebrated in many countries, is a popular festival. (Explanation: We use "which" to give additional information about a thing or event.)

4) Sarah, whose favorite food is cake, likes birthday parties. (Explanation: We use "whose" to show possession or ownership.)

5) Maslenitsa is held in Moscow, where Moscow is a huge city, every year. (Explanation: We use "where" to show the location or place where something happens.)