Relative pronouns

Relative pronouns

Relative pronouns

Multiple Choice

Join two sentences using a relative pronoun

I bought a house. It was nice.

• I bought a house and it was nice.

• I bought a house which/that was nice.

• I bought a house where was nice.

• Which I bought a house was nice.

• Which I bought a house was nice.

Multiple Select

Alice has got a friend ..... dances well.

• Alice has got a friend who dances well.

• Alice has got a friend that dances well.

• Alice has got a friend which dances well.

• where Alice has got a friend whom dances well.

Multiple Select

He received the letter. He was waiting for it.

• He received the letter which he was waiting for.

• He received the letter that he was waiting for.

• He received the letter which/that he was waiting for.

• He received the letter whom he was waiting for.

Multiple Select

I was happy to get a letter from my friend. He has been travelling around the world.

• I was happy to get a letter from my friend who has been travelling around the world.

• I was happy to get a letter from my friend that has been travelling around the world.

• I was happy to get a letter from my friend what kind of she has been travelling around the world.

• I was happy to get a letter from my friend from whom she has been travelling around the world.

Multiple Select

This dress costs a lot of money. It has a handmade embroidery.

• This dress where embroidery is handmade costs a lot of money.

• This dress with what embroidery is handmade costs a lot of money.

• This dress whose embroidery is handmade costs a lot of money.

• This dress which embroidery is handmade costs a lot of money.

Multiple Select

I forgot to print the article. I wrote it yesterday.

• I forgot to print the article with what I wrote yesterday.

• I forgot to print the article where I wrote yesterday.

• I forgot to print the article which I wrote yesterday.

• I forgot to print the article that I wrote yesterday.

Multiple Choice

The boy was sad. His bike was broken.

• The boy whose bike was broken was sad.

• The boy who bike was broken was sad.

• The boy where bike was broken was sad.

• The boy why bike was broken was sad.

Multiple Select

I saw the film two days ago. It was very interesting.

• The film I saw two days ago was very interesting.

• I didn’t like the book which you gave me.

• I didn’t like the book that you gave me.

• I didn’t like the book whose you gave me.

Multiple Select

Where is the pencil I lent you?

• Where is the pencil which I lent you?

• Where is the pencil that I lent you?

• Where is the pencil what I lent you?

• Where is the pencil whom I lent you?

Multiple Choice

This is the café. I ate a delicious cake yesterday.

• This is the café where I ate a delicious cake yesterday.

• This is the café why I ate a delicious cake yesterday.

• This is the café when I ate a delicious cake yesterday.

• This is the café what I ate a delicious cake yesterday.