Can i use two Relative Pronoun in a sentence?

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Hi all,

I'm a ESL student and I would like to ask a question about using relative pronoun.

Question 1 :
I want to combine three below sentences.

Sentence 1. The man eat a burger
Sentence 2. The man wears a sunglasses
Sentence 3. The burger is made by pork.

My sentence : The man who wears a sunglasses eat a burger which is made by pork.
Can i merge it like this way ?

Question 2,
Different example here . I want to combine below sentences.

Sentence 1. The man eat a burger
Sentence 2. The man wears a sunglasses
Sentence 3. The sunglasses is flip-up style

My sentence : The man who wears a sunglasses which is flip-up style eat a burger

Is this sentence correct ?

Thanks for reading my question.

Best regard
Chen

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@Chen Ta,

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Is this sentence correct ?

Your idea about "mergers" is fine, but your sentences are not quite right.

"The man who wears a sunglasses eat a burger which is made by pork."

Assuming this is past tense, you might say: The man wearing sunglasses (not "who wears) ate (not eat--present tense would be "eats") a pork burger.

:"The man who wears a sunglasses which is flip-up style eat a burger"

Same deal here: The man wearing flip-up style sunglasses ate (or eats) a burger.

You could also say: The man who wore sunglasses was eating (or ate) a burger (past tense). But you would not say "who wears"--you would just say "wearing."

You could say "the man who was wearing," but the "who was" would be unnecessary clutter.

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