Mastering Relative Pronouns

Front

Combine: "The book is on the table. It belongs to Sarah."

Back

The book, which belongs to Sarah, is on the table.

Front

Combine: "I have a friend. My friend is very loyal."

Back

I have a friend, who is very loyal.

Front

Combine: "She saw the movie. The movie was scary."

Back

She saw the movie, which was scary.

Front

Combine: "The man is a teacher. He lives next door."

Back

The man, who is a teacher, lives next door.

Front

Combine: "They visited the museum. The museum was closed."

Back

They visited the museum, which was closed.

Front

Combine: "The actress won an award. She is very talented."

Back

The actress, who won an award, is very talented.

Front

Combine: "The car broke down. It was brand new."

Back

The car, which was brand new, broke down.

Front

Combine: "The teacher gave us homework. The homework is difficult."

Back

The teacher gave us homework, which is difficult.

Front

Combine: "The flowers are blooming. They smell wonderful."

Back

The flowers, which smell wonderful, are blooming.

Front

Combine: "The artist painted a portrait. The portrait won first prize."

Back

The artist painted a portrait, which won first prize.