Combine the 2 simple sentences to make 1 sentence using a non-defining relative clause

1. Her son works in factory. He lives in Spain.

Her son, who lives in Spain, works in a factory.

2. My sister wants to be a musician. She plays the violin.

3. I'd like to visit Buckingham Palace. The Queen lives there.

4. I left my new phone on the bus. I bought it last week.

5. Martin speaks fluent Polish. His mum comes from Warsaw.

6. Last month, I visited Jamaica. My grandfather was born there.

7. My uncle earns a lot of money. He works for a bank.

8. The Ferrari 550 can go at 320 km/h. it has a 5.5 litre engine.

9. Jake is going to study maths at university. His sister is in my class.

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I didn`t know the correct spelling so i had to LOOK it forward to in the dictionary 2. He LOOKS into ON his colleagues because he thinks he`s better than they are 3. I`ll LOOK back on my way home 4. Their auntie LOOKED for them while their mother was in hospital 5. We`ll LOOK in the problem and come back to you when we have the information 6. I`ve been LOOKING up all their hidden files, but i can`t find them anywhere 7. Old people pften LOOK after on over their lives 8. I`m LOOKING ahead meeting you.

LOOK - up, after, ahead, at, into, in, forward to, for, down on, back

a) Present Simple Passive Voice (is + )

..., 36 % of the world's population is still affected by poor hygiene.

...the world's population is so closely connected...

b) Present Perfect Passive Voice [have/has been + ]

Infection and disease haven't been eliminated entirely in our hospitals yet, but they have been significantly reduced.

c) Past Continuous Passive Voice [was/were being + ]

Before then, up to half of Lister's patients who had survived surgery were being killed by infections spread by germs.

d) Future Simple Passive Voice [will be + ]

Furthermore, medical organisations will be challenged in the future...

...that potentially catastrophic epidemics will be transmitted around the globe in days.

e) Present Continuous Passive Voice [am/are/is being + ]

Although hygiene in developing countries is being improved all the time...

f) Past Simple Passive Voice [was/were + ]

Louis Pasteur and Joseph Lister's revolutionary ideas about using sterile instruments in clean hospitals were adopted in the 19th century.

g) Past Perfect Passive Voice [had been + ]

The ancient Greeks and Egyptians enjoyed relatively high standarts of personal hygiene - they had been taught about the importance of cleanliness by their religious leaders.

Before then, up to half of Lister's patients who had survived surgery were being killed by infections spread by germs.