F2 Relative Clauses

F2 Relative Clauses

Part E: Sentence Structure

When do we use ‘who’ and ‘which’?

• When we want to use the relative clause to describe persons, we use ‘who’

  
  

• When we want to use the relative clause to describe things or animals, we use ‘which’.

Example

• Tommy is a popular pianist who writes his own music and plays.

• the reflexive pronoun = who

• pianist = persons → who

•  the relative clause = writes his own music and plays

Multiple Choice

cartoon

• describe persons

• describe things or animals

Fill in the Blanks

1.

I watched a cartoon

was very educational.

( which / who )

Fill in the Blanks

2.

The teacher punished the boy

cheated in the test.

( which / who )

Fill in the Blanks

3.

I lost the hamster

was bought by my brother.

( which / who )

Fill in the Blanks

4.

Mozart felt that a musician

played for the rich should live like them.

( which / who )

Fill in the Blanks

5.

We are taking the bus

goes to Causeway Bay.

( which / who )