Relative Pronouns and Adverbs

Front

Correct sentence: Cleo and Cindy, who are twins, both want to be doctors.

Back

Cleo and Cindy, who are twins, both want to be doctors someday.

Front

The pencil, ______ lead was broken, was useless.

Back

whose

Front

Correct sentence:

Back

Mom wasn't pleased to find the worms that Carson had stuffed into his pocket.

Front

Correct sentence:

Back

Would you please tell me to whom I am to give this money?

Front

The Magician ____ performed at our school yesterday is standing by the back door.

Back

who

Front

The book, ____ Mason recommended to me, is very suspenseful. I can't put it down!

Back

which

Front

Correct sentence: I have the cupcakes which have the gummy worms on top.

Back

I have the cupcakes which have the gummy worms on top.

Front

Correct sentence: Will's blue jeans, which his mom bought a week ago, already have a hole.

Back

Will's blue jeans, which his mom had bought for him a week ago, already have a hole in them.

Front

The flower, ___ leaves had been nibbled by a rabbit, was about to be attacked by a bee!

Back

whose

Front

Correct sentence: Mrs. Jones, for whom I shovel the snow in winter, gave me five extra dollars.

Back

Mrs. Jones, for whom I shovel the snow in winter, gave me five extra dollars.