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The girl with whom I worked was very quiet.  \n2. You are talking to   ?  \n3. Does anyone know   backpack this is?  \n4. She talked to a woman   knows my mom.  \n5.   was at the park today?  \n6. Darren has no clue   sock was in his car.  \n7. My dad wondered   forgot to lock the door.  \n8. With   did you ride to school today?  \n9.   cat is walking in our yard?  \n10. Mrs. Smith asked   had finished the assignment.  \nAnswers  \n1. The girl with whom I worked was very quiet.  \n2. You are talking to whom?  \n3. Does anyone know whose backpack this is?  \n4. She talked to a woman who knows my mom.  \n5.  Who was at the park today?  \n6. Darren has no clue whose sock was in his car.  \n7. My dad wondered who forgot to lock the door.  \n8. With whom did you ride to school today?  \n9.  Whose cat is walking in our yard?  \n10. 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