Relative pronouns (who, that, which)

Relative pronouns (who, that, which)

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Open Ended

Combine the following sentences:

Mark and July are siblings.

Mark and July went to the Joker premiere.

Relative pronouns

Relative pronouns, as all pronouns, replace the noun or subject in a sentence. We use these when we are trying to relay extra information about them.

For example:

My dad is a carpenter. My dad went to the store.

My dad, who is a carpenter, went to the store.

Relative pronouns

• Who: We use this pronoun to talk about a person

• That: We use this pronoun when refering to a person or object.

• Which: We use this pronoun when refering to an object.

Multiple Select

Which relative pronoun do we use when talking about a person?

• Which

• That

• Who

Multiple Select

The Joker? That's the movie ... won an award, right?

• who

• that

• which

Multiple Select

Which relative pronouns do we use when talking about objects?

• Which

• Who

• That

Multiple Select

Mark is the repairman ... fixed our TV.

• Who

• That

• Which