RELATIVE PRONOUNS AND ADVERBS

Front

The relative pronoun "which" applies to:

Back

things, objects, animals

Front

Relative pronoun for possession and relationships.

Back

whose

Front

Relative adverb for reason:

Back

why

Front

This is the town my father was born. It has a beautiful lake.

Back

where

Front

The lady ... called yesterday wants to buy the house next door.

Back

who

Answer explanation

It is also possible:

The lady that called yesterday wants to buy the house next door.

Front

The man apologised to the young lady whose glasses got broken.

Back

whose

Front

This is the house Mr. Jordan built twenty years ago.

Back

which

Answer explanation

It is also possible:

This is the house that Mr Jordan built twenty years ago.

This is the house Mr Jordan built twenty years ago.

Front

That photo was taken in the park ... I used to play as a child.

Back

where

Front

Mary, ... had never played tennis before, somehow won her first match!

Back

who

Front

I will never forget the day ... my husband proposed. It was raining cats and dogs.

Back

when

Answer explanation

It is also possible:

I will never forget the day my husband proposed to me. It was raining cats and dogs.