There are two mistakes in each sentence. Rewrite the sentences correctly. 1It’s the pity that your sister, whose lives in Hawaii, can’t make it to your wedding.
It's a pity that your sister, who lives in Hawaii, can't make it to your wedding
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2To approach the car from the front, I looked at the two front tyres, both of whom were flat.
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3A big group of people, many whom were from the village, watched in horror as the huge waves crashing against the side of the small boat.
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4It looks me as though I’ll be late as there’s a five-miles tailback on the motorway.
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5Since when are you interested in visiting old, beautiful Egyptian ruins?
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6I could hardly believe when my leather brown coat was stolen from work. I really thought it was a safe place to have left it.
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7Adam went on a twenty-miles-long run, the result for which was that he slept all afternoon.
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8It’s not coincidence that he ran away on the night of the arson attack and isn’t seen or heard of since.
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9For her birthday I baked a chocolate, large rich cake, who I then decorated with gold leaf.
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