Bringing up Kari - Textbook Questions
Yes, he enjoyed it. He would lie in the water for a long time while the narrator rubbed his back with sand. He would squeal with pleasure.
Because the narrator had to climb all kinds of trees to get the most delicate and tender twigs. If a twig was mutilated, an elephant wouldn't touch it.
He pushed him to save a boy who was drowning at the bottom of the stream.
He had to be taught everything—when to sit, when to walk, when to go fast, etc. He was mischievous (stealing bananas) and needed scolding like a child.
Wren & Martin Grammar: Relative Pronouns - Illustrations
1. I met Hari. Hari had just returned. -> I met Hari who had just returned.
2. I found the pen. I had lost the pen. -> I found the pen which I had lost.
Listen to what I say.
Wren & Martin Grammar Rules: Relative Pronouns
A pronoun that refers to a noun going before it (antecedent) and joins two sentences.
Who (for persons), Which (for things/animals), That (for both), Whose (possession).